> Now I have found another Problem. When I try to install base system:
> debootstrap wheezy /media/disk http://localhost:9999/debian
>
> I get:
> Jul 15 14:20:56 localhost kernel: [ 225.232030] eth55: no IPv6 routers
> present
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: Connection from 127.0.0.1 port 59311
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: Request: GET
> /debian/dists/wheezy/Release
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: User-Agent: Wget/1.12 (linux-gnu)
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: Accept: */*
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: Host: localhost:9999
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: Connection: Keep-Alive
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: cached "file not found"
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: last modified: Fri, 15 Jul 2011
> 13:50:14 GMT
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: last verified: Fri, 15 Jul 2011
> 13:50:14 GMT
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: => not found (cached)
> Jul 15 14:21:22 localhost approx[1604]: Nethttpd: Broken pipe
Approx caches "negative acks" (file not found responses) to avoid checking
too frequently for files that aren't there. It looks like there is
one of these negative acks for the wheezy Release file, but I don't
know why. Is it possible that you ran apt-get update, or debootstrap,
for wheezy with an incorrect mapping in approx.conf, then fixed it?
These negative acks will be ignored after $interval minutes (which is
12 hours by default). If you don't want to wait that long, you can
do:
$ sudo find /var/cache/approx -perm 0 -delete
to remove them all (they have permission = 0).
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