What's going on with Ubuntu Main servers? They are really low performance from Catalonia. Anyone else is having extremely slow transfer rates when installing software or updates from main servers?
What's going on with Ubuntu Main servers? They are really low performance from Catalonia. Anyone else is having extremely slow transfer rates when installing software or updates from main servers?
Catalonia ////
Yep, the simple way is just not to use them and pick another.
Try this. Go to Synaptic Package Manager>Settings>repositories.
This displays the Software Sources utility.
In the server box dropdown list select: other.
In new window look in upper right hand corner- click find best.
This will ping all available servers. It will find the best. Select it. Reload your sources. And it should be much faster.
Hope this helps.
Yeah from the Netherlands here. There are six servers for this tiny country. I picked ftp.tiscali.nl instead of the main server and it flies. Tiscali is an ISP which apparently houses ubuntu repo's
The US ones are slow as well. Even timed out on me once.
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Looks like the problem is on Main and US servers.
Choosing servers from Barcelona everything works good again.
Catalonia ////
I know I'm probably only being paranoid by asking this, but I guess it can't hurt to ask...
If I change my repository to something other than the main Ubuntu server will I get stuff like "Not Authenticated" warnings on updates and such? I don't want to risk lowering my security and such for the sake of faster speeds.
The real question is WHY? Why is the main server going slow? WE are past the HH flip by a week or more
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