Matt Zimmerman wrote: > > I use apt-get --print-uris update as art of what is essentially an > > offline apt setup. Won't this horribly break such things? > > Yes, it will. Release is not queued until Release.gpg has been attempted, > and Packages and Sources are not queued until Release has been attempted. > If you use the method described in "Using APT Offline" (in apt-doc), rather > than a hack based on apt-get --print-uris update, everything should work > fine. My setup is loosely derived from that described in section 3.2 of that very document, which uses --print-uris. > For local repositories, Release isn't copied, and apparently gpgv doesn't > expect this. -o Debug::Acquire::gpgv=yes should give some detail about > where it's going wrong. Hmm, I was setting this up on another machine that has the bandwidth to apt-get update right now, and: Fetched 75.6kB in 1s (44.2kB/s) zsh: segmentation fault apt-get update Unfortunatly when I run it again, it does not crash anymore. Adding -o Debug::Acquire::gpgv=yes does not seem to add any additional debugging info about why it cannot validate my file: repositories. -- see shy jo
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