Because you tried the compiled version, and I used the packaged one...
Posts by Athar
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Yeah, but the root cause is different from the initial link you posted
On your initial link, it was after the key was "stollen".
For this one, just the key which expire
Previous key expire date : pub rsa3072 2019-03-18 [SC] [expired: 2021-03-17]
New key expire date : pub rsa3072 2019-03-18 [SC] [expires: 2024-02-16]
Also, the key didn't changed (this is why we have to delete the actual key, firstly because it's "packaged" with i-MSCP installer and put it in trusted.gpd file, and also we can't get 2 same keys, the one expired having the priority from what I saw).
In 2019, the key did change
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Just to clarify a little, the link point to a publication dated on March 2019, where a leak of the signing key did occur.
Lately, the issue was not the same, the certificate passed it validity date and he get renewed (same key, but expire in 2024 now, if I'm not wrong
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You're optimistic.
Well, was posted on... "May 5th 2020"
Everyone was in hope at that moment, now... we "wait & see". -
Hey, maybe you could use the search function of the forum, no ?
Already posted.
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Just had to modify the PhpSwitcher to include PHP8x, and used the packaged version.
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Please, stop spamming and use the "Edit" post function...
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Wrong, PHPSwitcher even support PHP8 (installed on Debian 9.x, but not in used yet).
You just have to search in the forum, but you can change what version the plugin look for.
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I really hesitate to help you with such messages...
So I'll let you search, but here is what you should look at :
QuoteThe following packages have unmet dependencies:
mariadb-client-10.2 : Depends: mariadb-client-core-10.2 (>= 10.2.36+maria~stretch) but it is not going to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.\Zn
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Hi,
First of all : Reporting rules - Reminder
Secondly : Post in the good section of the forum next time
i-MSCP Services is for services regarding the site/bug tracker, etc
Then, you screen is "pointless", we even don't have the full system message (35% of the screen is displayed).
From this screen, there is "no errors", but I'll make a guess, you might have some broken packages, so check your system in regard to that (=> apt stuff, you should know about it on how to use it).