"sources.list" sample in precise pangolin documentation/wiki points to a non-existing resource
Bug #1032981 reported by
K Chandrasekhar Omkar
This bug affects 2 people
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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ubuntu-docs (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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K Chandrasekhar Omkar |
Bug Description
Steps/Actions
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1. Open URL "https:/
2. Click on the hyperlink labelled, "Here", in the sentence"Here is a simple example of a typical /etc/apt/
3. Verify if the URLs in list match with "/etc/apt/
Expected outcome
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Step-3 should provide a contextually valid data in the form of text understood by Ubuntu.
Actual outcome
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It redirects to a Non-Existing error page, with HTTP Error code 404.
Thanks & Regards,
K Chandrasekhar Omkar
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Related branches
tags: | added: serverguide |
Changed in ubuntu-docs (Ubuntu): | |
status: | New → Confirmed |
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The sample directory exists but it was a subdirectory. ie. /help.ubuntu. com/12. 04/serverguide/ sample/ sources. list instead of /help.ubuntu. com/12. 04/sample/ sources. list
https:/
https:/
I just copied the sample directory to where it was pointing.
I think this has been fixed for 12.10 by the serverguide not pointing to files in the sample directory.