Re: Installation problem
Fred K Ollinger wrote:
>Please post:
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>cat /etc/apt/sources.list
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deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian stable main contrib non-free
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That's all there was to it, the last time I tried.
However, I also tried it using a combination of 3-4 other sources
instead, including one in Germany, one in Estonia, and one in Lithuania.
In each case, everything uploaded except the specific ones, like ksirc,
and cracklib. Nor is this the only time. I had been trying to install
the downloaded SUSE, and everything downloaded except for cracklib,
there too -- in that case, I got back a "forbidden" message too. I
assumed that it was part of their business model, and
decided, "well, I'll just install Debian instead, since I know Debian."
But sure enough, I'm getting this "forbidden" message again. So now
I'm wondering if this is part of the War on Terror, or just a really
peculiar bug, or something else.
- Michael
>>we get back on ksirc , "Operation Forbidden". KDE depends on Ksirc,
>>according to dselect.
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>> I've also gotten similar results on trying to download "cracklib", if
>>that's any clue.
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>> Can anyone tell me what's going on, and how to get around this
problem?
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>> - Michael
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