I have ubuntu server (14.10) and I want to use internet
hello, I changed ubuntu 11 to ubuntu 14.10.
At the time of installation, I chose only open ssh for installation and I installed successfully. now, I have not apache2, because when I typed Code:
sudo apt-get install apache2 Code:
Unable to locate package apache2 It is clear I have not apache2.now,I want to connect in internet and install it. thanks. |
apache2
1. Check that you have an internet connection, you may not be reaching the repos. if not fix this first.
2. Check that your apt is installed and working. (try 'apt-get update') if not fix this first. 3. Check that your repos has apache under the expected name. Try "apt-cache search apache|grep ^apa" and see what lists. If you detect a problem with any one of those, we will be right here. |
I can to use the following code:
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wget https://google.com |
Regarding the previous post, my connection is active.
now, when I use the following code: Code:
sudo apt-get install xfce4 xfce4-goodies tightvncserver Code:
Unable to locate package xfce4-goodies thanks. |
please help me.please.
I changed my ubuntu server to ubuntu server 14 .and I search in google but I cannot to solve this problem.I cannot to installation anything but my connection is active. I want mysql and apache and directadmin and .... and there are these commands in google but I can not.This problem can be other problems. thanks. |
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APT, not system
If you have access to the internet then all of those settings are good enough. The problem is NOT in your system settings, but in your apt config. Check and update your sources.list (look in /etc/apt and google for current good listing or use one of the auomated tools for creation).
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Have you run
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apt-get update |
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