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    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Problems Installing or Upgrading pfSense Software
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    • L Offline
      lw9474
      last edited by

      All our routers are showing this message on the dash board today.
      I know there was a new release.  I got an email about it.  I was not trying to down load it yet but needed to add a package and that is not available either.  This is geographically dispersed through out the U.S

      Are the servers just overloaded?

      THX

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        walbog
        last edited by

        Apparently, the servers are quite busy becaus of the update

        Update took some forists, me included, pretty much longer than usual. Patience/Re-Trying might do the job, or install off-peak.
        Sorry, can't be of more help here though.

        Everythings forever until it is no more.

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          CaptSpify
          last edited by

          Is there any kind of status page available to show us if the servers are up/down?

          Not sure if it's still a problem, but I am still unable to download any updates

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            CaptSpify
            last edited by

            FYI, in case anyone else finds this:

            I was able to fix it, by logging into the console, and running:
            pkg update -f
            pkg upgrade -f

            then rebooting

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              advcorp
              last edited by

              Solved,

              I have connected to the firewall via SSH with putty and I've run the following commands:

              pkg update -f
              pkg upgrade -f

              SOLVED !

              Greetings to everyone

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