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Cannot install some ppa apps because there are no Release files. I read man apt-secure but don't understand how to go on. Who can help me?
The (Dutch) message in the Monitor:
E: De pakketbron 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/bqopensource/opencv/ubuntu bionic Release' heeft geen Release-bestand.
N: Bijwerken van de pakketlijst uit een dergelijke pakketbron kan niet veilig gebeuren en is daarom standaard uitgezet.
N: Zie de man-pagina apt-secure(8) voor details over het aanmaken van een pakketbron en over de configuratie langs gebruikerskant.
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marked as duplicate by Pilot6, pomsky, karel, N0rbert, Eric Carvalho Mar 15 at 23:24
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What can I do if a repository/PPA I added does not have a Release file?
4 answers
Cannot install some ppa apps because there are no Release files. I read man apt-secure but don't understand how to go on. Who can help me?
The (Dutch) message in the Monitor:
E: De pakketbron 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/bqopensource/opencv/ubuntu bionic Release' heeft geen Release-bestand.
N: Bijwerken van de pakketlijst uit een dergelijke pakketbron kan niet veilig gebeuren en is daarom standaard uitgezet.
N: Zie de man-pagina apt-secure(8) voor details over het aanmaken van een pakketbron en over de configuratie langs gebruikerskant.
ppa
edited Mar 15 at 12:38
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Mar 15 at 11:28
HHarry18HHarry18
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marked as duplicate by Pilot6, pomsky, karel, N0rbert, Eric Carvalho Mar 15 at 23:24
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
You haven't told us your release; but your message implies 18.04 (Bionic) which isn't supported by that PPA. You should check it supports your release before adding it (along with who created & maintains it, can they be trusted, as it ceased being maintained in 2015 - I'd see that as a reason to skip it & look for another source for whatever you needed from it).
– guiverc
Mar 15 at 11:40
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What can I do if a repository/PPA I added does not have a Release file?
4 answers
Cannot install some ppa apps because there are no Release files. I read man apt-secure but don't understand how to go on. Who can help me?
The (Dutch) message in the Monitor:
E: De pakketbron 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/bqopensource/opencv/ubuntu bionic Release' heeft geen Release-bestand.
N: Bijwerken van de pakketlijst uit een dergelijke pakketbron kan niet veilig gebeuren en is daarom standaard uitgezet.
N: Zie de man-pagina apt-secure(8) voor details over het aanmaken van een pakketbron en over de configuratie langs gebruikerskant.
ppa
edited Mar 15 at 12:38
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Mar 15 at 11:28
HHarry18HHarry18
61
This question already has an answer here:
What can I do if a repository/PPA I added does not have a Release file?
4 answers
Cannot install some ppa apps because there are no Release files. I read man apt-secure but don't understand how to go on. Who can help me?
The (Dutch) message in the Monitor:
E: De pakketbron 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/bqopensource/opencv/ubuntu bionic Release' heeft geen Release-bestand.
N: Bijwerken van de pakketlijst uit een dergelijke pakketbron kan niet veilig gebeuren en is daarom standaard uitgezet.
N: Zie de man-pagina apt-secure(8) voor details over het aanmaken van een pakketbron en over de configuratie langs gebruikerskant.
This question already has an answer here:
What can I do if a repository/PPA I added does not have a Release file?
4 answers
ppa
ppa
edited Mar 15 at 12:38
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Mar 15 at 11:28
HHarry18HHarry18
61
edited Mar 15 at 12:38
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Mar 15 at 11:28
HHarry18HHarry18
61
edited Mar 15 at 12:38
pomsky
32.8k11103135
edited Mar 15 at 12:38
pomsky
32.8k11103135
edited Mar 15 at 12:38
pomsky
32.8k11103135
32.8k11103135
asked Mar 15 at 11:28
HHarry18HHarry18
61
asked Mar 15 at 11:28
HHarry18HHarry18
61
asked Mar 15 at 11:28
HHarry18HHarry18
61
61
marked as duplicate by Pilot6, pomsky, karel, N0rbert, Eric Carvalho Mar 15 at 23:24
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
marked as duplicate by Pilot6, pomsky, karel, N0rbert, Eric Carvalho Mar 15 at 23:24
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
You haven't told us your release; but your message implies 18.04 (Bionic) which isn't supported by that PPA. You should check it supports your release before adding it (along with who created & maintains it, can they be trusted, as it ceased being maintained in 2015 - I'd see that as a reason to skip it & look for another source for whatever you needed from it).
– guiverc
Mar 15 at 11:40
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You haven't told us your release; but your message implies 18.04 (Bionic) which isn't supported by that PPA. You should check it supports your release before adding it (along with who created & maintains it, can they be trusted, as it ceased being maintained in 2015 - I'd see that as a reason to skip it & look for another source for whatever you needed from it).
– guiverc
Mar 15 at 11:40
You haven't told us your release; but your message implies 18.04 (Bionic) which isn't supported by that PPA. You should check it supports your release before adding it (along with who created & maintains it, can they be trusted, as it ceased being maintained in 2015 - I'd see that as a reason to skip it & look for another source for whatever you needed from it).
– guiverc
Mar 15 at 11:40
You haven't told us your release; but your message implies 18.04 (Bionic) which isn't supported by that PPA. You should check it supports your release before adding it (along with who created & maintains it, can they be trusted, as it ceased being maintained in 2015 - I'd see that as a reason to skip it & look for another source for whatever you needed from it).
– guiverc
Mar 15 at 11:40
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That PPA only have packages for Trusty (14.04), Utopic (14.10) and Vividv (15.04) ... not for any newer Ubuntu release.
To find out what releases a PPA supports, open the URL in a browser, click on dists and you have a list of supported releases.
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That PPA only have packages for Trusty (14.04), Utopic (14.10) and Vividv (15.04) ... not for any newer Ubuntu release.
To find out what releases a PPA supports, open the URL in a browser, click on dists and you have a list of supported releases.
answered Mar 15 at 11:38
Soren ASoren A
3,55211024
add a comment |
That PPA only have packages for Trusty (14.04), Utopic (14.10) and Vividv (15.04) ... not for any newer Ubuntu release.
To find out what releases a PPA supports, open the URL in a browser, click on dists and you have a list of supported releases.
answered Mar 15 at 11:38
Soren ASoren A
3,55211024
add a comment |
That PPA only have packages for Trusty (14.04), Utopic (14.10) and Vividv (15.04) ... not for any newer Ubuntu release.
To find out what releases a PPA supports, open the URL in a browser, click on dists and you have a list of supported releases.
answered Mar 15 at 11:38
Soren ASoren A
3,55211024
That PPA only have packages for Trusty (14.04), Utopic (14.10) and Vividv (15.04) ... not for any newer Ubuntu release.
To find out what releases a PPA supports, open the URL in a browser, click on dists and you have a list of supported releases.
answered Mar 15 at 11:38
Soren ASoren A
3,55211024
answered Mar 15 at 11:38
Soren ASoren A
3,55211024
answered Mar 15 at 11:38
Soren ASoren A
3,55211024
answered Mar 15 at 11:38
Soren ASoren A
3,55211024
3,55211024
add a comment |
add a comment |
You haven't told us your release; but your message implies 18.04 (Bionic) which isn't supported by that PPA. You should check it supports your release before adding it (along with who created & maintains it, can they be trusted, as it ceased being maintained in 2015 - I'd see that as a reason to skip it & look for another source for whatever you needed from it).
– guiverc
Mar 15 at 11:40