18.04 LTS Ubuntu Software Center: Cannot resolve hostname
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I am getting the following:
Unable to download updates from "extensions.gnome.org":
[*/*/*/source/shell-extensions/*] failed to download https://
extensions.gnome.org//static/extensions.json: Cannot
resolve hostname
I am running the out of the box Ubuntu Software v3.28.1, which I agree is a nice way to manage the software on my system.
I was able to install and launch PyCharm Pro with no issues, though I may try the snap later. I was also able to install and launch Atom,
VLC, Zoom,
Chromium, Google Chrome and VirtualBox without issues, so when time permits I'm guessing I need to go upstream into source code, as I'd like to understand where the error message came from and if it means anything.
The message did not reappear when I restarted the machine.
I haven't yet tried to figure out steps to reproduce.
software-center 18.04
asked May 1 at 0:58
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I am getting the following:
Unable to download updates from "extensions.gnome.org":
[*/*/*/source/shell-extensions/*] failed to download https://
extensions.gnome.org//static/extensions.json: Cannot
resolve hostname
I am running the out of the box Ubuntu Software v3.28.1, which I agree is a nice way to manage the software on my system.
I was able to install and launch PyCharm Pro with no issues, though I may try the snap later. I was also able to install and launch Atom,
VLC, Zoom,
Chromium, Google Chrome and VirtualBox without issues, so when time permits I'm guessing I need to go upstream into source code, as I'd like to understand where the error message came from and if it means anything.
The message did not reappear when I restarted the machine.
I haven't yet tried to figure out steps to reproduce.
software-center 18.04
asked May 1 at 0:58
pzrq
1399
I also faced the same problem. But after runningsudo apt updateit got fixed.
– p gokul
May 28 at 15:53
3
Could you please edit your question to include the output ofhost extensions.gnome.organdhost extensions.gnome.org 8.8.8.8? Thanks.
– David Foerster
May 29 at 12:56
@DavidFoerster I'm having a similar issue and tried running those commands. What is the expected output of these, do you have any documentation on what these should do? Thanks.
– Kieran Cooney
3 hours ago
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I am getting the following:
Unable to download updates from "extensions.gnome.org":
[*/*/*/source/shell-extensions/*] failed to download https://
extensions.gnome.org//static/extensions.json: Cannot
resolve hostname
I am running the out of the box Ubuntu Software v3.28.1, which I agree is a nice way to manage the software on my system.
I was able to install and launch PyCharm Pro with no issues, though I may try the snap later. I was also able to install and launch Atom,
VLC, Zoom,
Chromium, Google Chrome and VirtualBox without issues, so when time permits I'm guessing I need to go upstream into source code, as I'd like to understand where the error message came from and if it means anything.
The message did not reappear when I restarted the machine.
I haven't yet tried to figure out steps to reproduce.
software-center 18.04
asked May 1 at 0:58
pzrq
1399
I am getting the following:
Unable to download updates from "extensions.gnome.org":
[*/*/*/source/shell-extensions/*] failed to download https://
extensions.gnome.org//static/extensions.json: Cannot
resolve hostname
I am running the out of the box Ubuntu Software v3.28.1, which I agree is a nice way to manage the software on my system.
I was able to install and launch PyCharm Pro with no issues, though I may try the snap later. I was also able to install and launch Atom,
VLC, Zoom,
Chromium, Google Chrome and VirtualBox without issues, so when time permits I'm guessing I need to go upstream into source code, as I'd like to understand where the error message came from and if it means anything.
The message did not reappear when I restarted the machine.
I haven't yet tried to figure out steps to reproduce.
software-center 18.04
asked May 1 at 0:58
pzrq
1399
edited May 5 at 0:49
asked May 1 at 0:58
pzrq
1399
asked May 1 at 0:58
pzrq
1399
asked May 1 at 0:58
pzrq
1399
1399
I also faced the same problem. But after runningsudo apt updateit got fixed.
– p gokul
May 28 at 15:53
3
Could you please edit your question to include the output ofhost extensions.gnome.organdhost extensions.gnome.org 8.8.8.8? Thanks.
– David Foerster
May 29 at 12:56
@DavidFoerster I'm having a similar issue and tried running those commands. What is the expected output of these, do you have any documentation on what these should do? Thanks.
– Kieran Cooney
3 hours ago
add a comment |Â
I also faced the same problem. But after runningsudo apt updateit got fixed.
– p gokul
May 28 at 15:53
3
Could you please edit your question to include the output ofhost extensions.gnome.organdhost extensions.gnome.org 8.8.8.8? Thanks.
– David Foerster
May 29 at 12:56
@DavidFoerster I'm having a similar issue and tried running those commands. What is the expected output of these, do you have any documentation on what these should do? Thanks.
– Kieran Cooney
3 hours ago
I also faced the same problem. But after running
sudo apt update it got fixed.– p gokul
May 28 at 15:53
I also faced the same problem. But after running
sudo apt update it got fixed.– p gokul
May 28 at 15:53
3
3
Could you please edit your question to include the output of
host extensions.gnome.org and host extensions.gnome.org 8.8.8.8? Thanks.– David Foerster
May 29 at 12:56
Could you please edit your question to include the output of
host extensions.gnome.org and host extensions.gnome.org 8.8.8.8? Thanks.– David Foerster
May 29 at 12:56
@DavidFoerster I'm having a similar issue and tried running those commands. What is the expected output of these, do you have any documentation on what these should do? Thanks.
– Kieran Cooney
3 hours ago
@DavidFoerster I'm having a similar issue and tried running those commands. What is the expected output of these, do you have any documentation on what these should do? Thanks.
– Kieran Cooney
3 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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I also faced the same problem. But after running
sudo apt updateit got fixed.– p gokul
May 28 at 15:53
3
Could you please edit your question to include the output of
host extensions.gnome.organdhost extensions.gnome.org 8.8.8.8? Thanks.– David Foerster
May 29 at 12:56
@DavidFoerster I'm having a similar issue and tried running those commands. What is the expected output of these, do you have any documentation on what these should do? Thanks.
– Kieran Cooney
3 hours ago