Airtel Broadband hate Ubuntu users?

For the zillionth time today I faced problem accessible Ubuntu servers while using Synaptics.

Especially these two servers:

US.ARCHIVE.UBUNTU.COM
ARCHIVE.UBUNTU.COM

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2 Responses to “Airtel Broadband hate Ubuntu users?”

General Maximus Says:
September 29th, 2007 at 10:45 pm
Same! Same! I’ve been bugging both Airtel and Ubuntu Forums users about this, without success.

Use the Japanese mirror. Works flawlessly. There’s also a mirror at the IIT Madras website, but it’s frequently down. Also, there’s a website called UK Mirror Service that mirrors repositories for major Linux distros.
anonymous_chicken_coward Says:
June 29th, 2008 at 01:19 pm
man -k apt
man -k dpkg

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