On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, John Galt wrote: > When using apt with a [relatively] large sources.list and a command like > apt-get update && apt-get upgrade, a single source failure fails the whole > cascade. There should be a "non-fatal" flag for sources.list signifying > that the particular source isn't necessary to the continued health of the > job. This problem gets exacerbated by automated jobs such as cron-apt and > flaky sources.
If you look closely you should see it only fails to download the sources that are actually failing, all others are still downloaded and processed as normal. Jason
