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    Upgrade 2.3.2-RELEASE-p1 to 2.3.3 failed

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Problems Installing or Upgrading pfSense Software
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      RenegadeTech
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      What bootup slice are you on? (Diagnostics -> NanoBSD)

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        matthijs
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        I tried to update from both slices, from slice 1 and 2. I tried multiple times (from the webgui and also from the console)
        The update seems to be succefull, I even got the email saying the update is succesfull and the system is rebooting, But when I login after the reboot the system still seems to be on the 2.3.2 version

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          matthijs
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          Hi,

          Any followup on the above please ?
          What should i do to succesfully upgrade ?

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            doktornotor Banned
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            Try

            
            pkg delete -f openvpn\*
            
            

            Otherwise, doing a fresh reinstall would be a whole lot faster that debugging this junk, especially with the slice duplication on nanobsd.

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              nowoe
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              I observed that just the info shown is outdated (on gui as well as on console). What does uname -a give you?

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                matthijs
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                Never had problems before with upgrading pfsense

                This is what I am seeing in de upgrade log

                Installed packages to be REINSTALLED:
                scponly-4.8.20110526_2 [pfSense] (options changed)
                rrdtool-1.6.0_1 [pfSense] (direct dependency changed: perl5)
                net-snmp-5.7.3_11 [pfSense] (options changed)
                miniupnpd-1.9.20160113,1 [pfSense] (options changed)

                Number of packages to be installed: 4
                Number of packages to be upgraded: 76
                Number of packages to be reinstalled: 4

                The process will require 20 MiB more space.
                [1/84] Upgrading python27 from 2.7.12 to 2.7.13_1…
                [1/84] Extracting python27-2.7.13_1: Child process pid=86376 terminated abnormally: Killed

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                  doktornotor Banned
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                  @matthijs:

                  [1/84] Extracting python27-2.7.13_1: Child process pid=86376 terminated abnormally: Killed

                  Apparently out of RAM. NanoBSD?

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                    matthijs
                    last edited by

                    Yes NanoBSD
                    An PC Engines Alix Board (alix2d13)
                    Any solution or workarround for this issue ? (maybe removing some packages first? I have zabbix-agent, zabbix-proxy, cron and openvpn-client-export packages installed)

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                      matthijs
                      last edited by

                      No succes (also not with uninstalling packages first) so I did a clean install as adviced

                      Thanks !

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                        doktornotor Banned
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                        Well, the only "solution" is to kill as many services as possible (and that includes ntpd, nginx etc.)

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