Public bug reported:

During the install, at 83%, if the repos can not be accessed (Lack of
network, ISP issues, etc) the install disables the security updates from
ever happening. It comments it out of sources.list.

This is easy to fix for someone who knows what it means but is very hard
on new users. Also if the user forgets or if someone else set up the
machine, they may never turn it back on. Thus this has the potential to
create a large number of vulnerable Ubuntu machines.

A suggested fix would be to have the system try to re-enable the
security repos in the sources.list as soon as a new network connection
is detected. Or put a icon on the notification bar that can be clicked
to turn the updates back on.

** Affects: ubuntu
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Visibility changed to: Public

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Install Disables Security Updates
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154535
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