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Hi all,
My question is small and probably dumb, but I dont know. I removed mplayer this afternoon and this evening I tried installing it again with pacman -S mplayer. But pacman says "mplayer: not found in sync db"
I tried pacman -Syu, adding new servers to the pacman.conf file, verifying the servers whether they actually had mplayer hosted, but nothing. I dont get it. pacman -S foo results in asking me to download foo, but not with mplayer.
Anyone?
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I have no idea why that's happening to you. For the time being you can do this from the command line:
wget ftp://ftp.archlinux.org/extra/os/i686/m … pkg.tar.gz
and install with pacman --upgrade mplayer
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Wgetting the package and pacman -U indeed did the track. Though it shouldnt be this way. However, im glad you also cant make sense of it. In that Im no longer alone ![]()
Thanks.
If anyone can point out the failure, Ill always happy to know.
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Hi tct1501. I checked my pacman and I found 'mplayer' in 'Extra' repo. I think u have hashed line with 'Extra' repo in '/etc/pacman.conf'. Check it, unhash (if it's hashed) and run 'pacman -Sy ; pacman -S mplayer'.
I'm waiting for results, Kermit.
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Hello there, my Polish fellow European
It seemed some servers written in the extra section of pacman.conf werent willing to cooperate. They were unhashed, I checked the servers for the files, but alas. What I did was add another few servers (which I only did for the current and community packages). And ofcourse pacman -S mplayer yielded result.
Turned out to be this simple. If I would have known, I really wouldnt have let it get to me, like yesterday. I was quite angry
Thanks for pointing me to the extra section.
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Anybody still having nethat or antesis in their /etc/pacman.d/ files should get rid of them. And read Mirrors.
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