On 20/06/2012 07:33, Eduard Bloch wrote:
Send this file to my personal mail address (see From) or make it
public via some file hoster (mediafire?) and send the link to the bug
report.
https://www.nooblet.org/files/breakage_traces.tgz
Have you tried waiting one minute and trying then again?
On 20/06/2012 07:33, Eduard Bloch wrote:
Apologies, the tar has the wrong directories included (I lazily
copy-pasta the command without including the correct directories)
The MD5SUM error this morning was for main and non-free, these
directories are now available from
We get the following error running 'apt-get update' with wheezy/sid
apt-cacher-ng
W: Failed to
fetchhttp://wheezy.apt:3142/debian/dists/wheezy/main/source/SourcesIndex
MD5Sum mismatch
W: Failed to
fetchhttp://wheezy.apt:3142/debian/dists/wheezy/contrib/source/SourcesIndex
MD5Sum
As suggested, this can be avoided by not checking the same filesystem twice.
--- standard_3.0pl1-121 2012-03-21 08:34:12.339516047 +
+++ standard2012-03-21 08:34:02.111770395 +
@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
cd /
LOCKFILE=/var/lock/cron.daily
LOFO=lost+found
+SEENFS=
# When flock is
Why are you using -E in the grep call here? $DEV should not contain any
regular expression, it's just a device name.
An oversight on my part.
I was originally trying to make sure I don't match together /dev/foo
and /dev/foobar using regex but I got conflicted output between bash
and
Thank you! I've been trying to understand why some machines were failing
apt-get and not others.
I've been using mirror, http://ukdebian.mirror.anlx.net/debian/ for wheezy
I had to copy the bzip2 deb package from a working host and install to
get apt to work.
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The warnings can be suppressed by adding no warnings 'deprecated'; to
the beginning on each file that has the qw(...) code.
This change can be scripted by running:
grep -ril 'qw(' /usr/share/backuppc/lib/BackupPC/|while read file;
do sed -i 1i no warnings 'deprecated'; $file; done
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