Why do I need to reinstall apt-debconf?

Why do I need to reinstall apt-debconf?

E: The package debconf needs to be reinstalled, but I can’t find an archive for it. I’ve tried all the suggested solutions I could find online, some examples: root@raspberrypi:~# apt-get -f install debconf Reading package lists… Done Building dependency tree Reading state information…

Which is package debconf-2.0 is to be removed?

Package debconf which provides debconf-2.0 is to be removed. ca-certificates depends on debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0; however: Package debcon dpkg: error processing package debconf (–remove): dependency problems – not removing Errors were encountered while processing: debconf

Is there a process still running blocking debconf?

There is a process still running blocking debconf. You should wait until it finish. Or find out how it got stuck, since in some cases it will be try to ask you a question but since you don’t have a scope to see it.

What to do if dbdriver is locked in debconf?

Will show you what process is holding the lock: Then you simply need to note down the PID and kill it like so: After I run the apt-get install and (I was installing curl ) and it worked restored the db manual pages. PS: I removed something with apt-get and I did have this problem. but solved it simply thank also to @rajagenupula

How to bypass the yes / no prompt in apt-get upgrade?

In order avoid typing out all of the apt-get commands when updating my computer I have made a simple alias command to do it. But I really want to be able to just type in my alias and let it do its thing and not have to wait to for the yes/no prompt to type in “y”.

How to retried apt-DebConf in dselect?

The configuration should be retried using dpkg –configure or the configure menu option in dselect: python-software-properties manage the repositories that you install software f

How to install debconf on Raspberry Pi 3?

Done E: The package debconf needs to be reinstalled, but I can’t find an archive for it. root@raspberrypi:/var/cache/apt/archives# cd root@raspberrypi:~# apt-get -f install debconf Reading package lists… Done Building dependency tree Reading state information…