Ubuntu 16.04 snap connection refused
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I have a problem with my Ubuntu. I try to install with 'snap' a package but every time I try to install this package it comes a Error with "connection Refused".
Have Somebody a Idea how I can Fix it ?
Best regards Dano!
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Im not using iPv6. My Ubuntu use iPv4 for the connection to the network.
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I have a problem with my Ubuntu. I try to install with 'snap' a package but every time I try to install this package it comes a Error with "connection Refused".
Have Somebody a Idea how I can Fix it ?
Best regards Dano!
Console Picture
Im not using iPv6. My Ubuntu use iPv4 for the connection to the network.
connection snap
asked Apr 26 at 8:52
Danolinux
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Looks like you're using ipv6 to connect. The store is only available over ipv4, so you probably need to disable ipv6.
– popey
Apr 26 at 9:42
Im not using ipv6. Im using ipv4. I think thats not the problem
– Danolinux
Apr 26 at 11:02
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up vote
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I have a problem with my Ubuntu. I try to install with 'snap' a package but every time I try to install this package it comes a Error with "connection Refused".
Have Somebody a Idea how I can Fix it ?
Best regards Dano!
Console Picture
Im not using iPv6. My Ubuntu use iPv4 for the connection to the network.
connection snap
asked Apr 26 at 8:52
Danolinux
11
I have a problem with my Ubuntu. I try to install with 'snap' a package but every time I try to install this package it comes a Error with "connection Refused".
Have Somebody a Idea how I can Fix it ?
Best regards Dano!
Console Picture
Im not using iPv6. My Ubuntu use iPv4 for the connection to the network.
connection snap
asked Apr 26 at 8:52
Danolinux
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asked Apr 26 at 8:52
Danolinux
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asked Apr 26 at 8:52
Danolinux
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asked Apr 26 at 8:52
Danolinux
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Looks like you're using ipv6 to connect. The store is only available over ipv4, so you probably need to disable ipv6.
– popey
Apr 26 at 9:42
Im not using ipv6. Im using ipv4. I think thats not the problem
– Danolinux
Apr 26 at 11:02
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Looks like you're using ipv6 to connect. The store is only available over ipv4, so you probably need to disable ipv6.
– popey
Apr 26 at 9:42
Im not using ipv6. Im using ipv4. I think thats not the problem
– Danolinux
Apr 26 at 11:02
Looks like you're using ipv6 to connect. The store is only available over ipv4, so you probably need to disable ipv6.
– popey
Apr 26 at 9:42
Looks like you're using ipv6 to connect. The store is only available over ipv4, so you probably need to disable ipv6.
– popey
Apr 26 at 9:42
Im not using ipv6. Im using ipv4. I think thats not the problem
– Danolinux
Apr 26 at 11:02
Im not using ipv6. Im using ipv4. I think thats not the problem
– Danolinux
Apr 26 at 11:02
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Looks like you're using ipv6 to connect. The store is only available over ipv4, so you probably need to disable ipv6.
– popey
Apr 26 at 9:42
Im not using ipv6. Im using ipv4. I think thats not the problem
– Danolinux
Apr 26 at 11:02