How to rectify "Failed to download xyz" (error 404) on some packages? #200
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I have noticed that all the failed items are from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main but that other packages from here succeed. Trying to wget one of the failed links from the verbose output also returns 404 which is not surprising, I tried: What I do not know is what is wrong with the link, nor how to update it so the download succeeds. Why are some of the downloads from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main failing? I guess apt-offline is not the problem here, but I do not know how to get moving again. |
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Could you please split your first run command into 2 ?
Please split it to 2 commands
and then complete them separately. What I mean is, 1st batch should be:
2nd batch should be:
That should give you more consistent/deterministic output. Note that the |
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Hi All,
When attempting to get packages from the online system, a number of downloads fail (but most succeed); apt-offline prompts to run in verbose mode.
When run in verbose mode, the failures are error 404 and typically are packages that refer to ~20.04 in their name
The offline system is Ubuntu 20.04 with apt-offline 1.8.4. The online system is Linux mint 19.3 with apt-offline 1.8.4.
I believe that the offline system was successfully updated in April.
Commands:
Error summary from non-verbose get:
Attached signature file and verbose output.
What can I do to understand and rectify the issue please? Should I do --update separately to --upgrade (I don't think so), or upgrade to 1.8.5, or something else?
Thank you in advance
20221024.sig.txt
20221025-apt-offline-verbose.log
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