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I'm getting the same:
I did maybe sorta kinda run out of disk space because I had A Thing(tm) hammering unbound and filled logs up. So it might be related to that? I also recently upgraded the sensei engine (after my 22.7.4 upgrade). Removing the changelog.txz[.sig] did fix the error. I decided to let it upgade (yolo!) and got some (what I think are) new dependency errors:
*shrug* Happy to do more research. If a package mirror was popped and certs revoked, though, that'd be kinda good to know sooner rather than later. It makes me a little nervous because a cert revocation isn't really a "passive" failure mode that you'd expect as a side effect. It's a pretty deliberate and specific thing, only having one real root cause (someone explicitly revoking the thing).
*edited for formatting because OCD.
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Fetching change log information, please wait... The file was signed with revoked certificate pkg.opnsense.org.20210903
I did maybe sorta kinda run out of disk space because I had A Thing(tm) hammering unbound and filled logs up. So it might be related to that? I also recently upgraded the sensei engine (after my 22.7.4 upgrade). Removing the changelog.txz[.sig] did fix the error. I decided to let it upgade (yolo!) and got some (what I think are) new dependency errors:
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>>> Missing package dependencies were detected.
>>> Found 3 issue(s) in the package database.
pkg-static: No packages available to install matching 'php74' have been found in the repositories
pkg-static: No packages available to install matching 'python37' have been found in the repositories
pkg-static: No packages available to install matching 'py37-setuptools' have been found in the repositories
*shrug* Happy to do more research. If a package mirror was popped and certs revoked, though, that'd be kinda good to know sooner rather than later. It makes me a little nervous because a cert revocation isn't really a "passive" failure mode that you'd expect as a side effect. It's a pretty deliberate and specific thing, only having one real root cause (someone explicitly revoking the thing).
*edited for formatting because OCD.
