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I am in a situation that I have to try to server an Ubuntu repo off of a CentOS server (don't ask). Anyway, I'm using deb mirror and it looks like it grabbed all the packages and stuff (about 155GB worth) for xenial x64 (all I care about). If I do a side by side comparison between my mirror and the actual archive.ubuntu.com repo it looks good and I can traverse the mirror.

From the Ubuntu client if I do a apt-get update, I get this output And when I do a apt-get install for a package (example aptitude), it says not there, but it's clearly there.

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My sources file on the client looks ok to me? I just replaced archive.ubuntu.com with my mirror host.

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    Please include the output of apt-get update (no screenshots of text - copy the text here and use code-formatting)
    – muru
    Jan 11, 2017 at 5:26
  • Could you please post text files, dialogue messages, and program output listings as text, not as images? To achieve the latter two you can either 1) select, copy & paste the dialogue text or terminal content or 2) save the program output to a file and use that. Longer listings (≥100 lines) should be uploaded to a pastie service and linked to in the question. Thanks.
    – David Foerster
    Jan 11, 2017 at 11:05
  • Here is the output of the apt-get update command. paste.ubuntu.com/23827879 I also tried downloading the i386 packages as well as I saw some other posts that said this worked for them. It did not.
    – Tony
    Jan 19, 2017 at 14:00
  • Doing some more digging, the output of my apt-get update shows IGN for the xenial main amd64 packages. I assume this is the problem, but why is it ignoring them?
    – Tony
    Jan 20, 2017 at 13:29

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