I tried to run an update of my system with apt-p2p installed. Apparently, the Ubuntu servers where temporary quite busy, and the download of packages failed partially. In particular, there was one package (openoffice-base-core) which could not be installed by Synaptic. Synaptic reported an 'inconsistent file length' on that package, even long after the download servers where working properly. I managed to fix that issue by digging in /var/cache/apt-p2p/cache/security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openoffice.org and removing manually the openoffice-base-core package there, as well as in /var/cache/apt/archives.
The file in /var/cache/apt-p2p/cache/security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main has a size of 0, so it would be great if apt-p2p could keep the integrity of its cache even in the face of incorrect downloads.
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Hello,
I tried to run an update of my system with apt-p2p installed. Apparently, the Ubuntu servers where temporary quite busy, and the download of packages failed partially. In particular, there was one package (openoffice- base-core) which could not be installed by Synaptic. Synaptic reported an 'inconsistent file length' on that package, even long after the download servers where working properly. I managed to fix that issue by digging in /var/cache/ apt-p2p/ cache/security. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ pool/main/ o/openoffice. org and removing manually the openoffice- base-core package there, as well as in /var/cache/ apt/archives.
The file in /var/cache/ apt-p2p/ cache/security. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ pool/main has a size of 0, so it would be great if apt-p2p could keep the integrity of its cache even in the face of incorrect downloads.
Thanks,
Ludovic