I posted sometime ago about loosing the ability to make SFTP connections using
Filezilla, running Xubuntu 14.04.
Installation of Xubuntu 16.04 resolved the issue. One wise list user suggested
that I needed to upgrade to a later version of Filezilla to overcome a change
in the manner that my ho
getting an error running software updater. cannot download
repositories, the 'software is up to date'
ran synaptic pkg mgr, ubuntu in search box, ran 'reload package
information', got 'could not download all repository indexes' and the
following text:
Failed to fetch
http://archive/getdeb.
getting an error running software updater. cannot download
repositories, the 'software is up to date'
ran synaptic pkg mgr, ubuntu in search box, ran 'reload package
information', got 'could not download all repository indexes' and the
following text:
Failed to fetch
http://archive/getdeb.
I got that the other day. Instead of update, do upgrade instead and let it
a do what it can. That resolved it for me. Then do the update.
On Oct 1, 2017 8:28 PM, "John R. Sowden" wrote:
> getting an error running software updater. cannot download repositories,
> the 'software is up to date'
>
>
no reference to upgrade. I am also concerned that I will loose my lts status
john
On 10/01/2017 08:36 PM, Luke Van Dervoort wrote:
I got that the other day. Instead of update, do upgrade instead and
let it a do what it can. That resolved it for me. Then do the update.
On Oct 1, 2017 8:28 PM,
I tried sudo apt upgrade. It loaded 388k of fiels, but when I ran the
software updater, I got the same error message:
"failed to download repository information"
John
On 10/01/2017 08:36 PM, Luke Van Dervoort wrote:
I got that the other day. Instead of update, do upgrade instead and
let it
On 02/10/17 04:28, John R. Sowden wrote:
getting an error running software updater. cannot download
repositories, the 'software is up to date'
ran synaptic pkg mgr, ubuntu in search box, ran 'reload package
information', got 'could not download all repository indexes' and the
following text: