There is a work around for this issue currently in place.
The change was to remove one of the 10 ipv6 addresses that were returned in a query for security.ubuntu.com or archive.ubuntu.com. Now there are only 9 ipv6 addresses in place.
This works around the issue and users should not see this error when using squid as a apt mirror.
We will work on diagnosing the fix and getting the proper change SRU'd into the archive.
There is a work around for this issue currently in place.
The change was to remove one of the 10 ipv6 addresses that were returned in a query for security.ubuntu.com or archive.ubuntu.com. Now there are only 9 ipv6 addresses in place.
This works around the issue and users should not see this error when using squid as a apt mirror.
We will work on diagnosing the fix and getting the proper change SRU'd into the archive.