# Known Issues ## OpenSSL >[!SUCCESS] Update 2024: The OpenSSL issue seemed to be a one-time thing in 2023 for some people. Like some others, I ran into issues updating [[OpenSSL]] via `eopkg` due to conflicting files. I'm not sure the origin of the issue, but rebuilding the database and just updating the package individually seemed to resolve it. # Troubleshooting ## Checking for Broken Packages In general it can be useful to check to see if packages are broken. This may happen if you or another program move a file, or it can happen over time due to the nature of rolling distros. ```sh sudo eopkg check | tee check.txt ``` ## Reinstalling a Broken Package You can `grep` the file generated by the broken package check above and use those entries to know what to reinstall. ```sh grep 'Broken|file:' check.txt sudo eopkg install --reinstall broken-package ``` ## Rebuilding the Database Remove cache and rebuild database: ```sh sudo eopkg dc && sudo eopkg rdb ``` # References - https://github.com/xjy37/xjy37/issues/3