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apt.readynas.com - Broken repo?
I'm seeing 403 errors when attempting to install any package on a Readynas device running v6.10.8 firmware. The 403 Access Denied error is seen if I attempt to access the URLs in my own web browser...
- Hi @Anisha,
I'm currently at 6.10.8 still as I'm hesitant to go to 6.10.9 as long as it is not offered through the dashboard.
Thanks for looking into that repo.
Hello Gregsta ,
Yes, there is a possibility that the SSH configuration issue that might be a hinder to installing packages.
You can refer to this kb article to check for the right configuration and make changes accordingly.
https://kb.netgear.com/30068/ReadyNAS-OS-6-SSH-access-support-and-configuration-guides
As far as we know there is no particular key for installing packages, and have you tried any other application to install and you get the same error?
If not then please try installing other apps to confirm whether the issue.
As StephenB mentioned you can upgrade to the latest firmware which could resolve this issue.
Also, try the URL with a different browser once.
If your issue is resolved please close the thread by clicking "Accept as solution".
AnishaA wrote:
Also, try the URL with a different browser once.
That won't help.
The issue is that the 6.10.8 repository either doesn't include the apps pool folder at all, or it doesn't have the needed permissions to access it.
The app package lists in binary-amd64, binary-armel, and binary-armhf are accessible, but not the actual files in pool
The updates pool folder is also not accessible, so it has the same problem. The main pool folder is accessible.
I see what you mean, with the 6.10.8 repo having the issue but not the 6.10.9 repo.
https://apt.readynas.com/packages/readynasos/dists/6.10.8/apps/pool/t/transmission/transmission_2.82-1_amd64.debJust out of interest, what type of repo is this? Does it point remotely to another repo? Not sure if this is a YUM repo or a different type of repo, so just curious.
I'm aware of the issue with the Jessie packages being archived. That is partially why I am here. I was struggling to compile some custom packages to make use of some Python modules but eventually gave up as I was struggling to install so many dependencies and couldn't seem to install keys that would give me access to the archived repos.
Gregsta wrote:
Just out of interest, what type of repo is this? Does it point remotely to another repo? Not sure if this is a YUM repo or a different type of repo, so just curious.
Not sure how it is built.
Gregsta wrote:
I'm aware of the issue with the Jessie packages being archived. That is partially why I am here. I was struggling to compile some custom packages to make use of some Python modules but eventually gave up as I was struggling to install so many dependencies and couldn't seem to install keys that would give me access to the archived repos.You should be able to mirror them using apt-mirror, and then just use the mirror. If you look further into the thread I posted above, you'll see some conversations on that.
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