How to create sources.list.d directory in ubuntu 16.04 [duplicate]
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I have deleted sources.list.d directory from /etc/apt/ on my ubuntu 16.04 system.
Now, I dont know how to get that directory.
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I have deleted sources.list.d directory from /etc/apt/ on my ubuntu 16.04 system.
Now, I dont know how to get that directory.
16.04
edited Mar 21 at 21:40
guntbert
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asked Mar 21 at 11:28
Nainsi Kala
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marked as duplicate by karel, waltinator, Elder Geek, muru, Eric Carvalho Mar 22 at 13:46
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How to make a folder in opt and paste something? [duplicate]
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I have deleted sources.list.d directory from /etc/apt/ on my ubuntu 16.04 system.
Now, I dont know how to get that directory.
16.04
edited Mar 21 at 21:40
guntbert
8,761123067
asked Mar 21 at 11:28
Nainsi Kala
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This question already has an answer here:
How to copy files into /usr/local/? (permission denied)
2 answers
How to make a folder in opt and paste something? [duplicate]
1 answer
I have deleted sources.list.d directory from /etc/apt/ on my ubuntu 16.04 system.
Now, I dont know how to get that directory.
This question already has an answer here:
How to copy files into /usr/local/? (permission denied)
2 answers
How to make a folder in opt and paste something? [duplicate]
1 answer
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16.04
edited Mar 21 at 21:40
guntbert
8,761123067
asked Mar 21 at 11:28
Nainsi Kala
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edited Mar 21 at 21:40
guntbert
8,761123067
asked Mar 21 at 11:28
Nainsi Kala
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edited Mar 21 at 21:40
guntbert
8,761123067
edited Mar 21 at 21:40
guntbert
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edited Mar 21 at 21:40
guntbert
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8,761123067
asked Mar 21 at 11:28
Nainsi Kala
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asked Mar 21 at 11:28
Nainsi Kala
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asked Mar 21 at 11:28
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By default that directory is empty, and if you did had any files in there but deleted the directory permanently (with rm -rf for example) you can't easily recover the files anyway so it's just a matter of creating the directory again like @karel mentioned in the comment above:
sudo mkdir /etc/apt/sources.list.d
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By default that directory is empty, and if you did had any files in there but deleted the directory permanently (with rm -rf for example) you can't easily recover the files anyway so it's just a matter of creating the directory again like @karel mentioned in the comment above:
sudo mkdir /etc/apt/sources.list.d
answered Mar 21 at 13:11
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By default that directory is empty, and if you did had any files in there but deleted the directory permanently (with rm -rf for example) you can't easily recover the files anyway so it's just a matter of creating the directory again like @karel mentioned in the comment above:
sudo mkdir /etc/apt/sources.list.d
answered Mar 21 at 13:11
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By default that directory is empty, and if you did had any files in there but deleted the directory permanently (with rm -rf for example) you can't easily recover the files anyway so it's just a matter of creating the directory again like @karel mentioned in the comment above:
sudo mkdir /etc/apt/sources.list.d
answered Mar 21 at 13:11
devius
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By default that directory is empty, and if you did had any files in there but deleted the directory permanently (with rm -rf for example) you can't easily recover the files anyway so it's just a matter of creating the directory again like @karel mentioned in the comment above:
sudo mkdir /etc/apt/sources.list.d
answered Mar 21 at 13:11
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answered Mar 21 at 13:11
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