HelloThisIsFlo/Deckpad

could not download from "rumpowered.org"

Nitsu29 opened this issue · 6 comments

I've followed the Setup instructions, but when i run "initialize_after_os_update.sh" i get this in the console

(deck@steamdeck Deckpad)$ ./initialize_after_os_update.sh --skip-refresh-keys
[sudo] Passwort für deck: 
Warning: The rootfs is already read-write!
         Nothing is performed.


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| Press Enter to continue... |
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:: Paketdatenbanken werden synchronisiert …
 jupiter-rel ist aktuell
 holo-rel ist aktuell
 core-rel ist aktuell
 extra-rel ist aktuell
 community-rel ist aktuell
 multilib-rel ist aktuell
 rumpowered.db konnte nicht heruntergeladen werden
 jupiter-staging ist aktuell
 holo-staging ist aktuell
Fehler: Konnte Datei 'rumpowered.db' nicht von repo.rumpowered.org übertragen : OpenSSL/3.1.1: error:0A000438:SSL routines::tlsv1 alert internal error
Fehler: Keine Datenbank konnte synchronisiert werden (Unerwarteter Fehler)

For some reason it doesnt want to download the dependencies Deckpad needs to work, my guess is that it has do to with
OpenSSL/3.1.1: error:0A000438:SSL routines::tlsv1 alert internal error

Was it working before? Or is this the first time you try to setup Deckpad?

First time trying to setup Deckpad

Ok, interesting. It looks like some kind of SSL issue indeed. Are you doing this from your home network? Are you using some un-conventional network setup? (VPN, proxy, from your office network, ...)?

Oh wait, you're using the --skip-refresh-keys option. Did you do the key refresh beforehand?

First off, im so sorry for updating you 3 days later

Firstly, no, i am not using a VPN on my Steam Deck and i use it wirelessly with my Home Network

Secondly, Yes, i did the Key refresh beforehand.

No worries, I usually take much longer than 3 days to answer myself.

Mmm, soo, if you're on a home network, and you did refresh the keys ... I have no idea what could be going on.

Honestly, I would say try to rerun the key refresh.
And if that doesn't do it, I don't know. I'll keep this open for a bit in case other people have the same issue, maybe we can start identifying a pattern