Can't install any software. Says MD5 sum mismatch.
I just can't install anything on my Hoary now.
i am really stuck up. I am following the Ubuntu Unofficial guide. apt-get gives an error saying that the software can't be installed due to a MD5 sum mismatch. This is what i get when trying to install a software. Code:
amit@Quantum:~$ sudo apt-get install gftp sudo dpkg --clear-avail but no use My sources.list file has the same repositories like those in the Unofficial ubuntu guide. |
Anybody else facing such a problem here?
Seems like it is a temporary issue. apt-get was working fine til date. |
Duff,
Try taking off the us. prefix on those sources and then run apt-get update. This happened to me before. |
You mean "us" for United States, right?
But what should i replace that with? Or just delete it? |
I don't know what do I change exactly.
Moreover, this problem has cropped up just recently. I was able to install softwares easily in the recent past. Moreover, Synaptic Package Manager works fine. Is the problem with apt-get? Should I re-install it? |
Yes, so http://us.archive.ubuntu.com is http://archive.ubuntu.com , this would be changed in /etc/apt/sources.list.
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Thanks. I will try that.
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Tried that and yeah, works fine.
Is there any problem with the US repositories? Well, everything workin' fine now. Moreover, i am keen to know from where do I get the softwares now, I mean which server does it take that stuff from? |
Right now you are getting these from the main site. When you have a chance, stop by here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com//Archive and choose a close mirror. I know the us mirrors get flaky from time to time. |
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