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Your admin username and password are on your UBOS Staff: insert the Staff into a computer, open the HTML file at the top, and you should be able to find it there.

There isn't much of a point to rewrite documentation for UBOS that exists all over the web on Linux in general. But if you have a good idea how to improve the wording, pull requests welcome

We used to run UBOS on the Beagleboard, but there weren't a whole lot of users, so we dropped support for the platform. If you are willing to spend some time, you can find the code for the installer in the git history (not current) here: https://github.com/uboslinux/ubos-admin/tree/master/ubos-insta...

Can you please post the exact sequence of steps that led to this error? Also, we need hardware platform / virtualization platform and version, and the version of the image you are using.

Thanks for the info, I can reproduce the problem: It looks like the keypair used by the Arch developers to sign one of the packages (python-mock) expired a few days ago. We have pushed a point patch. If you execute sudo ubos-admin update one more time, the package with the updated signatures should ...

What's the UBOS image version? The one linked from ubos.net/quickstart, i.e. ami-0156a08fad4671775?

If you aren't sure, the Amazon EC2 control panel shows it, I believe.

I guess we could be more detailed in the instructions. (Although if you do this setup, and you are not quite sure what you are doing, and something goes wrong some time down the road, chances are you can't repair it yourself.) The key command is something like "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /ubos" but the de...

This doesn't actually have anything to do with letsencrypt per se, but that one of the Arch Linux maintainers has upgraded his package signing key, and the UBOS image doesn't know about that yet. Which exact version of the EC2 image are you using? (It shouldn't be doing this.) To fix, this should wo...

Do these help? https://ubos.net/docs/users/running-out ... space.html and https://ubos.net/docs/users/create-ssl-site.html

It sounds like you got a root shell? If so, installation seems to have worked. What do you think is the problem?

Perhaps you want to read some more in the documentation, such as: https://ubos.net/docs/users/firstsite.html