05-25-2025, 05:55 AM
There appear to be problems with three sources of software on your system.
https://repos.codelite.org/ubuntu - is giving error 403 which means it is refusing to authourise your request.
https://repo.skype.com/deb - is giving a DNS error which means the site name is not being translated to a working address.
These are probably temporary conditions and outside of your control. If you want to keep the software from these sources there's not a lot you can do except to wait for them to be fixed. In the meantime, you can suspend them from the list of active repositories so that other updates can work. You'll need to keep trying to re-instate the repositories to check if they are fixed. If you need help suspending the repositories please let us know.
If you don't want to keep the the software from these sources uninstalling the software may remove the problem
https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu - this repository has changed some information about the software it holds and your system needs your permission to 'accept' the changes they've made.
If you 'fix' the other two problems and are happy with the changes that the repository has made you give your system permission to 'accept' them by opening a terminal (Ctrl Alt T). In the terminal window type or paste in this command
This allows the update process to accept the changes - you will need to enter your password.
Once this command has been run (and you've fixed the other two issues) retry the update/upgrade.
https://repos.codelite.org/ubuntu - is giving error 403 which means it is refusing to authourise your request.
https://repo.skype.com/deb - is giving a DNS error which means the site name is not being translated to a working address.
These are probably temporary conditions and outside of your control. If you want to keep the software from these sources there's not a lot you can do except to wait for them to be fixed. In the meantime, you can suspend them from the list of active repositories so that other updates can work. You'll need to keep trying to re-instate the repositories to check if they are fixed. If you need help suspending the repositories please let us know.
If you don't want to keep the the software from these sources uninstalling the software may remove the problem
https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/ondrej/php/ubuntu - this repository has changed some information about the software it holds and your system needs your permission to 'accept' the changes they've made.
If you 'fix' the other two problems and are happy with the changes that the repository has made you give your system permission to 'accept' them by opening a terminal (Ctrl Alt T). In the terminal window type or paste in this command
Code:
sudo apt-get --allow-releaseinfo-change updateThis allows the update process to accept the changes - you will need to enter your password.
Once this command has been run (and you've fixed the other two issues) retry the update/upgrade.
stevef
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