In other words, you should setup apache or ftp or something like that and serve the mirror that was just created, and change sources.list to point at that. I think you might be able to get away with file:/// type urls in sources.list, so perhaps no need to setup apache.
> I edited the sources.list again to include the other mirror /ftp.uni- stuttgart. de/ubuntu
> https:/
> then ran apt-get update
Sorry, what the test plan means with this:
> * Attempt to run `apt update` against the mirror. The result will be similar to:
Is to run apt-get update against the mirror you just made. Note the IP address in the sample output:
> Ign:14 http:// 10.3.0. 41/ubuntu eoan-updates/ multiverse amd64 c-n-f Metadata
In other words, you should setup apache or ftp or something like that and serve the mirror that was just created, and change sources.list to point at that. I think you might be able to get away with file:/// type urls in sources.list, so perhaps no need to setup apache.