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Subject: Re: "pkg: Unable to find catalogs" message during "pkg upgrade" on
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On 01/16/2014 00:55, Baptiste Daroussin wrote:
> no, it is a cluster issue I'm working on it.

Now this happens during every single run of 'pkg upgrade' and 'pkg 
install xxx' on 10-RC5 This is a serious usability issue, unless there 
is a workaround. I tried deleting /var/db/pkg/*, this didn't help.

Also, somewhere EPKG_FATAL is set without printing what the error was. 
It should always print the message detailing what the failure is. There 
are 474 locations where this error is initiated.

Yuri