#cmdr_zeldark
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Hello! What version of Ubuntu are you using?
No, Ubuntu is based on Debian.
I just went through the steps on a Debian server I have and didn't get a certificate error when I ran sudo apt update. What do you see on your Ubuntu install when you run date?
Thu Nov 2 10:54:18 PDT 2023
Unable to locate package ca-certificate
What? ๐
Being in the VSCode terminal Vs dedicated Ubuntu terminal woulnd't matter, would it?
I don't think so, as long as you're in a terminal session in the Ubuntu environment.
Oh!
you have certificates being plural
I didn't catch that when you pasted the error, sorry.
That was much happier
TONS of warnings on sudo apt update, all with stripe.list at the end, 0 errors
You should be able to edit those .list files to remove the duplicates.
Vim gives me the changing read only file but I do see the duplicate lines. I just override it anyways yeah or is there a cleaner way? Sorry if that's noob sauce question. Not extensively experienced with Ubuntu command line
Try using sudo nano to edit those files instead.
I'm not a Vim user, so I can't advise there. ๐
Fair enough. I don't use nano. How do I save this? ๐ Append? Embarrassing
Hit enter to confirm the filename at that point.
Oh
At this point you can provide a new filename if you want, but we want to keep the same name and overwrite the file.
I didn't know simple enter was an option. That looks clean
Going to the next file with dupes
Oh I think that's all the same file. I think we're good
So should I try sudo apt update or sudo apt install stripe at this point? Door number 2?
I elected to update again and then install. stripe -v yields stripe version 1.18.0. Thanks
Yep, that's it!