[10:57] Hi there, been pointed here from #ubuntu and am wondering; Are there any known issues with the repo's and packages contained in them? Been trying to install ubuntu server 22.04 with xubuntu-desktop and the linux-lowlatency kernel for two nights and am running into issues. Unable to install the lowlatency kernel and nvidia-driver-525. Both because [10:57] of packages downloaded by apt-get being borked. [11:01] To specify; when apt-get install nvidia-driver-525 I'm running into issues with the compiler not being able to install; With the kernel the some packages won't unpack correctly. Also, there's an issue with the fonts-noto-* packages when installing xubuntu-desktop that's resolved by installing the fonts first. [11:38] If it downloads successfully (implying that checksums pass) but then fails to unpack, then I'd be strongly suspecting filesystem or hardware issues on your end [11:39] If the mirror was corrupting data then apt wouldn't get as far as trying to unpack anything [11:39] (Oh, another possibility would be bad memory, so run a memory test) [11:53] In part I'm getting wierd eof errors when unpacking the packages. Did do a memtest even at a higher fsb speed and it passed. The only hardware issue I can think of is old thermal paste. So I'm now reinstalling the parts I can do (repeatedly without issue) and dismount the cooler afterwards (did a disk health check and it has about 600 hours since [11:53] last rebuild with these then new SSD's). [11:55] Btw, for xubuntu-desktop there is an issue with the fonts-noto packages trying to overwrite some already existing fonts. Installing 5 noto packages before apt'ing xubuntu-desktop solved that. [11:55] That doesn't sound like a mirroring issue - file a bug for that sort of thing [11:56] It's so weird; most packages just install fine; Just some fail repeatedly (and yea, I've been at this two nights now; So I know where it fails, oh god!) pfff [11:57] However, getting it done as far as I can, then check the thermal paste and waiting a while for trying the rest again. [11:59] And btw, I should be fixing roofing tiles right now hahaha [12:02] Oh, and if anyone asks; There's a bug in the latest 22.04.3 installer overwriting mdadm raidarrays when you only select to mount them during install; So it sets it to "new reiserfs" while it should state "existing reiserfs". 22.04.2 should be fine [12:03] wrong channel [12:04] Is there ever a right one ravage? [12:04] if you want to report a bug the only right place is launchpad [12:05] ;) but, main question seems good. No-one is aware of major repo issues. [13:44] Hey folks! It looks like there's an invalid mirror in the list at http://mirrors.ubuntu.com/mirrors.txt, namely http://ubuntu.mirror.treudler.net/ubuntu/. [13:44] What's the proper process to get it removed? It looks like the company running that server went out of business some time ago. [13:55] Unfortunately the automatic prober just makes HEAD requests to a sampling of files and sees whether they return 200 - and this particular site returns 200 even though it's essentially returning an error response. Naughty. [13:56] js17: I think the right thing to do would be an email to rt@ubuntu.com to ask for the status of that mirror (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/ubuntu.mirror.treudler.net-archive) to be changed to Broken. [13:56] That will cause it to drop out of mirrors.txt shortly afterwards. [13:57] (Updated four times a day from LP, IIRC) [13:57] I marked it as Broken [13:57] Thanks [13:58] I'll just force an update now [14:04] js17: Should be gone from those lists now [14:14] Awesome, thank you! That was quicker than I expected. ;-)