Run ls -l /var/cache/apt/archives/atv-device-osmc* on each device to see if you have a package file still on the drive. It’ll be called something like atv-device-osmc_1.1.3_i386.deb (but could be slightly different).
You might need to copy it over, then to install it run sudo dpkg -i <filename>
Nope, didn’t turn up on the other 3. No such file or directory
Perhaps @sam_nazarko can find a copy of atv-device-osmc 1.1.3 down the back of the sofa or advise what will be the consequences of trying to install version 1.1.7 on your system.
OK, thanks for the info and the assistance, I’ll keep an eye out here for any other responses…
1.1.7 will be fine
So, I just need to run this?
sudo apt-get -f install
Hi,
I would try:
sudo apt-get install atv-device-osmc=1.1.7
Thanks Tom.
Well… sudo apt-get install atv-device-osmc=1.1.7 didn’t work. So, I ran sudo apt-get -f install as the OS suggested. I rebooted. Then, I had to run…
sudo systemctl stop lighttpd and
sudo systemctl disable lighttpd
…again, because it was apparently triggered by the install?
Anything I can do to completely get rid of Pi-hole / lighttpd ??
Hi,
sudo apt-get remove lighttpd
If you’re still having issues:
sudo apt-get purge lighttpd
Thanks Tom.
OK, everything seems to be good to go now. The missing package is restored, lighttpd is g-o-n-e and, the webserver has started and is up and running.
Thank you all very much for your assistance and patience with me!