[Bug 2017278] Re: installation of third party codecs enabled in UI although subiquity goes for offline install

[Olivier Gayot]

@fossfreedom - Yes, when I noticed the presence of deb822 sources in
your other bug report, I raised a similar concern.

I will let the desktop installer people find the right way to address
the gap and come back to you.

Thanks,
Olivier

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Title:
  installation of third party codecs enabled in UI although subiquity
  goes for offline install

Status in subiquity:
  Triaged
Status in ubuntu-desktop-installer:
  New

Bug description:
  We have had multiple private reports of failed installation with the
  following error:

  [[...], system-install', '-t', '/target', '--download-only', '--',
  'ubuntu-restricted-addons']' returned non-zero exit status 100.

  Based on the logs files gathered, this seems to happen if:
  * the installation of third-party codecs is enabled
  * subiquity decided to go for an offline install (i.e., no default route was present when the network model got configured).

  This is an inconsistency between the desktop installer and subiquity
  that we need to address.

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