apt sources?

[dpfear.4302739 at bloglines.com]

Hi, Jim



The apt sources you mentioned can be enabled using the synaptic
package manager. Goto the settings menu in synaptic and click on repositories
from that menu - will allow you to do what you want to do.



Here are the
stanzas from my apt sources.list file i think you are after:





deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
warty main restricted  



deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty universe
  



deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ warty-security main restricted
 







Hope this helps..





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--- Jim Cheetham <jim at iNode.co.nz wrote:

I
forced an install of a release CD over the top of my preview-upgraded 

>
machine yesterday, for reasons that are open to criticism :-)

> 

> However,
today I noticed that my apt-sources file has been reset to 

> cover only
the CDROM. I guess this is because I didn't ask the installer 

> to set up
my network sources - I didn't do that step at all, I ran as 

> custom-expert
and went straight to install base system (after mounting 

> disks), and then
finished.

> 

> That's not a big problem, and I don't think the installer
should have 

> "done the right thing" ... but ... I can't remember what the
correct 

> apt/sources.list stanzas are.

> 

> I can see in the wiki how
to add universe :-) but what about warty and 

> security? Can someone post
a working sources.list, please?

> 

> Also, is there an alias to "current"
in the same vein as Debian's 

> "stable -> woody" setup?

> 

> -jim

> 

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