Like to install LAMP on Ubuntu 9.04
I cannot find LAMP even try to install it problem said:
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I know you will recommend me to upgrade o/s but I wont. I wont to reinstall today. is it possible to run LAMP on ubuntu 9.04
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sudo apt-get update
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E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
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I tried some of links above and they work for me.I don´t know what to suggest you,because you don´t want to upgrade to the supported version.I believe you have your reasons for that ,but on long run it is better to upgrade or even do frtesh install.I think good solution is to install Lucid 10.04 and upgrade when 12.04 is available.That way you will do upgrades every 3 years.
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For some reason you have written CODENAME, which is a placeholder for the release version's codename. It should reflect a current (and your installed) release.
What is the output of the terminal command
lsb_release -a
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uname -a
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Give output of
cat /etc/apt/
to see why is CODENAME instead of release name.
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