I could not replicate this problem on an unmodified rc1 from Oct 6th. The code I wrote to check if an update is needed was heuristic, created with trial and error. I couldn't find any written documentation that links entries in the source files to files under /var/lib/apt/lists. If you send me a tarball of your /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ then I will try to figure out what is going on. If there is documentation somewhere that links source file entries to the files that get created under /var/lib/apt/lists/ then that would be brilliant. The rules I figured out are a little wacky. It's clear the program didn't handle"[arch=amd64]" in one of your files correctly.dolphin_oracle wrote: I'm attaching a log file for cli-aptiX. The initial request for an apt-get update goes into an endless loop unless you just get tired and say"N" at some point. Looking at the log file, it looks to me like maybe the counts for the list files aren't going as expected.
I'm sure this worked before...I really like cli-aptiX. The update from the regular menu entry seems to work without that error (which I think doesn't do the check maybe).
It is strange that the log file says that all of the list files are missing. Maybe something else is wrong. If I find no files then I don't offer to let you bypass this check because that indicates there is no internet connection.
PS: Just read your post. That's all I need (I think). Thanks!
