1) On running get command: (at the connected computer)
I get a lot (235) of correct hits "Downloading http:...."I get too many (105) "ERROR: Giving up on URL...."
I think 105 errors among 340 tries is too many.
Question(1): Can please anyone chip in and let me know if this is expected, or if you see what I possibly doing incorrectly?
Brought Offline-Get/ to remote computer.
Ran apt-offline install
# apt-offline install Offline-GET/
We see "Proceeding with installation....What would you like to do next: (y, N, ?) Y.....
Exit status is "zero," but we only see three packages returning "synced" and the proces stops
issue:
2) No update has happened on any of the 26 packages listed as upgradable, although they are seen on the "Downloading" output of the "get" command.
Hi Ricky
Thanks for this great package.
Have following instruction on offline upgrade from:
Checked apt list --upgradable (on remote host) and shows 26 packages to upgrade.
Have the apt-offline.sig file on the remote host created.
Minor change was done on "set" command: (added --update --upgrade to the line)
Move to connected computer run "get" command
apt-offline get /tmp/offline-data.sig --bug-reports --threads 5 -d /tmp/Offline-Get/ > /tmp/offline.out 2> /tmp/offline.errors
Issue:
1) On running get command: (at the connected computer) I get a lot (235) of correct hits "Downloading http:...."I get too many (105) "ERROR: Giving up on URL...." I think 105 errors among 340 tries is too many.
Question(1): Can please anyone chip in and let me know if this is expected, or if you see what I possibly doing incorrectly?
Brought Offline-Get/ to remote computer.
Ran apt-offline install
We see "Proceeding with installation....What would you like to do next: (y, N, ?) Y.....
Exit status is "zero," but we only see three packages returning "synced" and the proces stops
issue:
2) No update has happened on any of the 26 packages listed as upgradable, although they are seen on the "Downloading" output of the "get" command.
Question(2): What am I doing incorrect?
Please advise.
Many thanks
Marcelo