RPis are a pain in the ass... And no I didn't read this whole thread or anything linked from it.
This should already be done on newer installs since the install script does it. But if you are seeing the debian security repo, do the following on an RPi ONLY!! There is no need to do this on anything but an RPi.
sudo omv-env set OMV_APT_USE_OS_SECURITY false
sudo omv-salt stage run prepare
sudo omv-salt deploy run apt
sudo omv-aptclean
Danke für deine Antwort.
(After setting up the Commands /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openmediavault-os-security.list is empty)
Alles anzeigenRPis are a pain in the ass... And no I didn't read this whole thread or anything linked from it.
This should already be done on newer installs since the install script does it. But if you are seeing the debian security repo, do the following on an RPi ONLY!! There is no need to do this on anything but an RPi.
sudo omv-env set OMV_APT_USE_OS_SECURITY false
sudo omv-salt stage run prepare
sudo omv-salt deploy run apt
sudo omv-aptclean
Thx ryecoaaron , ran those hope it will stick tomorrow !
RPis are a pain in the ass...
Wait...can you tell us what you really think?
I must differ...my RPi-3 makes a darn good paperweight. 
can you tell us what you really think?
Yes I can but it would be over a few beers in a tavern : )
I must differ...my RPi-3 makes a darn good paperweight
I have lots of paperweights...
Yes I can but it would be over a few beers in a tavern : )
Well, if you're near Rotherdam, the first 5 rounds are on me.
After that I'll probably forget what we started talking in the first place, 
Now, more seriously: the solution before was to comment the 2 lines on the file. And it works.
So, any issue with that instead of running the commands you gave?
Well, if you're near Rotherdam, the first 5 rounds are on me.
After that I'll probably forget what we started talking in the first place,
That is quite the trip from Wisconsin.
Now, more seriously: the solution before was to comment the 2 lines on the file. And it works.
So, any issue with that instead of running the commands you gave?
My change is permanent. If you just comment them out, OMV will change it back at some point.
My change is permanent. If you just comment them out, OMV will change it back at some point
Copy that.
Will revert the "commented" lines and Run those commands.
Will revert the "commented" lines and Run those commands.
No need to revert. OMV and salt will fix it.
Have a look at this thread:
I've tried the solution proposed here, and even when I see two candidates for the install running apt-cache policy, only one repository is listed in /etc/apt/sources.list
have a look in
/etc/apt/sources.list.d
This is the persistent solution:
Alles anzeigenRPis are a pain in the ass... And no I didn't read this whole thread or anything linked from it.
This should already be done on newer installs since the install script does it. But if you are seeing the debian security repo, do the following on an RPi ONLY!! There is no need to do this on anything but an RPi.
sudo omv-env set OMV_APT_USE_OS_SECURITY false
sudo omv-salt stage run prepare
sudo omv-salt deploy run apt
sudo omv-aptclean
I see no updates today for the first time !
Thx ryecoaaron !
Yep, same here, no more duplicated updates. Thanks ryecoaaron and macom
I'm having the same issue.
Executed the suggested commands.
Tomorrow I will check again.
Thanks
This one from this thread...
RE: Same list of updates every day on Pi 4
...has helped me too.
Thank you
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