Lucid-Update Manager-Not updating date

[emarkay]

Anyone else notice that the date is no longer changing - I just updated a few minutes ago, and have seen this since it said "3 days ago"...

Confirm so I can file a bug

[colorlessprism]

i can also confirm this, but could not get anyone to confirm on #ubuntu. i have have to manually check/run the update manager.

Make: MSI
Brand: Wind
Model: U123
OS Ver: 10.04UNE
"dmidecode -s" results shown below
system-manufacturer: MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD
system-product-name: MS-N033
system-version: Ver.001

EDIT:
my apologies my update manager does not notify me automatically anymore. i thought thats what this post was in regard to

[emarkay]

[QUOTE=colorlessprism;9406371EDIT:
my apologies my update manager does not notify me automatically anymore. i thought thats what this post was in regard to[/QUOTE]


Yes, the "8 days ago" in the above screencap is the issue ; it says "9 days ago" now...

[wiebeest]

Yes, the "8 days ago" in the above screencap is the issue ; it says "9 days ago" now...

Same trouble here I can confirm. Just aesthetical bug it seems, because it does seem to perform it's updates flawlessly.

Another weird thing, pressing "check for updates"button afterwards again, it askes me for password and all of a sutton a bunch of new updates appear (???) This seems to work every time I boot Ubuntu 10.4 the other day...what gives??

[emarkay]

What package would this be to report a Launchpad bug, I wonder?

[Queue29]

The problem is not with Ubuntu directly (and is a very known issue, no need to report), it's that the getdeb servers are and have been down for over a week now. No getdeb = missing updates = most recent complete update for your system is the last time that getdeb was running when you updated.

http://www.ubuntugeek.com/getdeb-mirror-site.html

[emarkay]

The problem is not with Ubuntu directly (and is a very known issue, no need to report), it's that the getdeb servers are and have been down for over a week now. No getdeb = missing updates = most recent complete update for your system is the last time that getdeb was running when you updated.
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/getdeb-mirror-site.html

So confirm - if a repo is "down", regardless of the remaining "up" ones, the date will NOT increment, even though the remaining data is actually updating?
This does then, sound like a bug... I'd want to know the "latest, any" not the "latest, all" update info!