Frank Chung wrote:
> (2) do something with the URL to bypass this error for the time
> being?
Hmm... Not what you want exactly but perhaps this will help in some
way. Have you looked at apt-zip? All you need is to get the Packages
files to your machine so that you are past the 'apt-get update'
Hi all,
My company uses Symantec Web Security to screen for viruses at the HTTP
proxy machine (and there's no way to bypass the proxy). SWS returns with
this message when I try to open any Packages.gz (whether it's in
stable/testing/unstable, or main/contrib):
-- --
Access Denied
The requested d
> "Frank" == Frank Chung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all, My company uses Symantec Web Security to screen for
> viruses at the HTTP proxy machine (and there's no way to
> bypass the proxy). SWS returns with this message when I try
> to open any Packages.gz
[...]
That
Bob Proulx wrote:
Frank Chung wrote:
(2) do something with the URL to bypass this error for the time
being?
Hmm... Not what you want exactly but perhaps this will help in some
way. Have you looked at apt-zip? All you need is to get the Packages
files to your machine so that you are past
Frank Chung wrote:
Hi all,
My company uses Symantec Web Security to screen for viruses at the HTTP
proxy machine (and there's no way to bypass the proxy). SWS returns with
this message when I try to open any Packages.gz (whether it's in
stable/testing/unstable, or main/contrib):
-- --
Access Denie
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