OSickGear upgrade fail error: "QPKG service function library not found, can't continue."

[scarng63]

`[/etc] # sherpa upgrade Osickgear
sherpa v250420-stable
done: actions complete.

• Package actions started @ 7:36:20 AM, ended @ 7:36:28 AM, elapsed = 8 seconds

• These package actions completed OK:
deactivate OSickGear QPKG in 1 second
reactivate Entware QPKG in 1 second

• This package action was skipped (and why):
upgrade OSickGear QPKG (no new QPKG is available)

• This package action failed (and why):
activate OSickGear QPKG in 1 second (for more information: /etc/init.d/sickgear.sh log)

[/etc] # tail init.d/sickgear.sh
library_path=$(/usr/bin/readlink "$0" 2>/dev/null)
[[ -z $library_path ]] && library_path=$0
readonly r_service_library_pathfile=$(/usr/bin/dirname "$library_path")/service.lib
if [[ -e $r_service_library_pathfile ]];then
. $r_service_library_pathfile
else
printf '\033[1;31m%s\033[0m: %s\n' 'derp' "QPKG service function library not found, can't continue."
exit 1
fi
ProcessArgs
`

[OneCDOnly]

Hi, can you please run the command shown? This should give us some idea as to the issue:

/etc/init.d/sickgear.sh log

[scarng63]

``[~] # /etc/init.d/sickgear.sh log
1 > source: sickgear.sh, action: start, time: Tue 22 Apr 2025 10:44:29 AM EDT, load: 5.69
2 - package: 250420, service: 250420, library: 250420
3 - daemon PID: none
4 - QPKG enabled: 'true'
5 - application auto-update: 'true'
6 - active git branch: 'main'
7 - file exists: '/opt/bin/git'
8 > update 'OSickGear' from remote repository: OK
9 > load ports from configuration file: OK
10 > start daemon: OK
11 - daemon PID: none
12 > watch for daemon process name to appear (no-more than 240 seconds): appeared in 1 second
13 - daemon PID: '16396'
14 - daemon listening address: '0.0.0.0'
15 - HTTPS port enabled: 'false'
16 - HTTP port: '7181'
17 > test for port '7181' response (no-more than 240 seconds): responded in 56 seconds
18 > update QPKG icon with UI ports: OK
19 = source: sickgear.sh, action: start, time: Tue 22 Apr 2025 10:47:31 AM EDT, result: OK, elapsed: 0h: 19 03m:02s, load: 7.05

[OneCDOnly]

Looks fine. 👍🏽

I suspect this was a false indication. I've been fixing a few issues recently, including an issue just-like this one. Hopefully, you won't see this again.

Cheers!