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error installing wine from terminl

Post by alfredinho »

hello,
I'm a new ubuntu user.
My intention was installing WINE , I typed
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppae

and this is the answer

Error reading https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~ubuntu-w ... chive/ppae: <urlopen error [Errno -2] Nome o servizio sconosciuto>

ubuntu italian forum haven't idea what happening...
can u help me please
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Post by DaVince »

Should be ppa, not ppae.
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Post by alfredinho »

ok, thanks, but this's the following message

Error reading https://launchpad.net/api/1.0/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa: <urlopen error [Errno 110] Connessione scaduta>

connessione scaduta= server timout

help me, please!!
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Post by alfredinho »

If I check the link via browser, firefox say:"connection timout"
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Post by DaVince »

alfredinho wrote:If I check the link via browser, firefox say:"connection timout"
This means that there is a problem with your connection. I just checked, it works here. Try setting up a proxy in Gnome config and then try again.
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Post by alfredinho »

I thank you for your quick reply. I don't know what are you talking about!!!!
can you link me at some discussion where can I learn how to deal with this problem??
thanks
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Post by DaVince »

Go to System > Preferences > Network proxy. You can set up a proxy there (an inbetween connection of your PC to another server) so websites that inexplicably do not work where you live should start working.

As for finding a (HTTP) proxy server to use, that's up to you.

As for where you can discuss this stuff, try Ubuntu Forums. ;)
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Post by alfredinho »

I really want to thank you for you polite help.
All my troubles started from a connection matter.
I fund a solution and now wine is workinf good.
thank you

ps. god bless Holland!!! :-) :D
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