On Sat, Aug 01, 2020 at 10:41:26AM +0200, Sven Joachim wrote: > On 2020-08-01 17:35 +1000, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > > > So I have a local sid+testing mirror I've been using for years, and just > > updated it: > > > > nice /usr/bin/debmirror --nocleanup --verbose --progress > > --allow-dist-rename --arch=amd64 > > --section=main,main/debian-installer,contrib,non-free --dist=sid,testing > > --host=ftp.iinet.net.au --method=http --root=pub/debian > > --diff=none --rsync-extra=trace,doc,tools > > --exclude-deb-section=debug --exclude='/Translation-.*\.bz2$' > > --include='/Translation-en.*\.bz2$' > > /Library/Lpools/zen/p1-setups_misc/repos/debian/d00-sid+tst+src-64 > > > > > > The only "recent" change is adding i386 arch a couple weeks back. > > Seems you should use "--arch=amd64,i386" rather than "--arch=amd64" > then.
Why does the fact that my local mirror only having one of my 2 enabled mirrors, cause apt update to stop working? Would this require full i386 binary local mirror? I'm using debmirror, and the --exclude-deb-section=... seems like it effects all arch's for this mirror. I only added i386 to get Android studio to work...
