> This happens typically if your package index files are not up to date. I
> have the feeling that flashplugin-installer is particular sensitive to
> this issue, maybe because the code is dowloaded from a different site or
> just because it used to be updated more often than many other packages.
>
> Can you reproduce this after running "sudo apt-get update"?
Actually the problem turned out to be that I didn't have precise-updates
and precise-backports missings from sources.list.
> P.S. Why did you want to do a reinstall? Did flash just stop working for
> you?
It was never installed to begin with, because without p-updates and p-backports
the installer pointed to a old version of the plugin which was missing
from the download site.
The biggest problem is that the flash install fails silently.
Erik
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Uwe Geuder wrote:
> This happens typically if your package index files are not up to date. I installer is particular sensitive to
> have the feeling that flashplugin-
> this issue, maybe because the code is dowloaded from a different site or
> just because it used to be updated more often than many other packages.
>
> Can you reproduce this after running "sudo apt-get update"?
Actually the problem turned out to be that I didn't have precise-updates
and precise-backports missings from sources.list.
> P.S. Why did you want to do a reinstall? Did flash just stop working for
> you?
It was never installed to begin with, because without p-updates and p-backports
the installer pointed to a old version of the plugin which was missing
from the download site.
The biggest problem is that the flash install fails silently.
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