I guess this has something to do with the failure to download. Am I right? What can I do against it? I am just a 'normal' ubuntu user, this kind of stuff exceeds my ubuntu-knowledge.
UPDATE: Even if I run the whole thing as root the result remains the same:
asked Jan 14, 2022 at 17:29
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After a very long research I found a useful hint.
Can't write to a hidden path using Curl
Basically snap curl is useless. Uninstall it properly. Get the proper apt curl, and everything works like a charm.
$ sudo snap remove curl
$ sudo apt install curl
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answered Jan 15, 2022 at 16:40
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In my case
$ sudo snap remove curl
didn't worked. So I had to remove it via apt-get like these:
$ sudo apt-get remove curl
Than installed it again.
$ sudo apt install curl
My problems solved.
answered Apr 5, 2023 at 8:17
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I faced the same error and below I shared how to fix.
First notice either you're logged-in as root@your-server-ip
user or some other user@ip
like debian@your-server-ip
account.
In my case, I was logged-in as
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