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A few days ago I installed nextcloud on my apache server. I decided I didn't like it so I uninstalled. I don't use PHP so I used RPMdrake to remove all the PHP modules that were required to install nextcloud.



Now when I try to update using urpmi --auto-update I get this:

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[root@noob ~]# urpmi --auto-update
...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: aria2 failed: exited with 9

...retrieving failed: wget failed: exited with 3

error: sqlite failure: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS 'Packages' (hnum INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,blob BLOB NOT NULL): disk I/O error
error: cannot open Packages index using sqlite - No such file or directory (2)
error: cannot open Packages database in /var/lib/rpm
unable to open rpmdb


Apparently there is some PHP package needed to use sqlite to open the RPM DB. I'm not sure what I need to reinstall to get the RPM DB working and how do I install it if the RPM DB cannot be opened? The mgaapplet on the panel now has a red round circle with a question mark. I have never seen that before.

dbg wrote:error: sqlite failure: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS 'Packages' (hnum INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,blob BLOB NOT NULL): disk I/O error
error: cannot open Packages index using sqlite - No such file or directory (2)
error: cannot open Packages database in /var/lib/rpm
unable to open rpmdb

You should first check why you had a disk error and fix that before you start fixing anything else.

When that is fixed you'd need to run at least rpm --rebuilddb to rebuild the RPM database.

I didn't notice the I/O error. Once the drive problem was fixed it was all better. Did not even have to do the RPM rebuild. Thanks!

Would you please mark your topic as [SOLVED]

Thanks

If Nextcloud was misbehaving while there was disk error, then that may have been a reason you did not like it...?

BTW what method did you use to install Nextcloud?
Our packages are behind... :/
I believe the manual method is the way to go.
https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Nextcloud