Really the apt-get help mi to correct the problem, after this it has
installed without any problem.
2013/4/6 Majal Abe Mirasol <email address hidden>
> If a package is broken, usually due to internet connection/download
> problems, I would usually delete the problematic package, eg:
>
> sudo rm /VAR/CACHE/APT/ARCHIVES/PYTHON-QT4_4.8.3-2_AMD64.DEB
>
> after that, running:
>
> sudo apt-get -f install
> or
> reinstalling the program by command line
>
> would solve the problem where apt-get would download a new copy of the
> package.
>
> What I would like to suggest is that, during problems like these
> (damaged packages, error returns), apt-get could be set to first check
> the integrity (checksum/signature) of the problematic package, comparing
> it to the online signature, and if it is found to be different, a new
> copy could be automatically downloaded from the repos and installed.
> Just a suggestion, but I totally don't know the security/other concerns
> surrounding that implementation.
>
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Really the apt-get help mi to correct the problem, after this it has
installed without any problem.
2013/4/6 Majal Abe Mirasol <email address hidden>
> If a package is broken, usually due to internet connection/download APT/ARCHIVES/ PYTHON- QT4_4.8. 3-2_AMD64. DEB signature) of the problematic package, comparing /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 773172 /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ update- manager/ +bug/773172/ +subscriptions
> problems, I would usually delete the problematic package, eg:
>
> sudo rm /VAR/CACHE/
>
> after that, running:
>
> sudo apt-get -f install
> or
> reinstalling the program by command line
>
> would solve the problem where apt-get would download a new copy of the
> package.
>
> What I would like to suggest is that, during problems like these
> (damaged packages, error returns), apt-get could be set to first check
> the integrity (checksum/
> it to the online signature, and if it is found to be different, a new
> copy could be automatically downloaded from the repos and installed.
> Just a suggestion, but I totally don't know the security/other concerns
> surrounding that implementation.
>
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> duplicate bug report (993522).
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>
> Title:
> corrupted filesystem tarfile - corrupted package archive
>
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>