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Failed to fetch due to Hash sum mismatch #86858
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Same here with Pop!_OS 19.10 |
Ditto. Ubuntu 18.04.
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Same with Ubuntu 16.04 |
Same 19.10 |
Same with Ubuntu 16.04 |
Debian 10 |
mint 19.2 |
same on Pop 19.10 |
Same problem, Kali Linux Light |
Same here. Ubuntu 18.04.3.
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Same issue here with Debian Buster |
Same error with Linux Mint 19.1 Tessa |
Reporting in with the same issue. Ubuntu 18.04.3 |
Similar error with 2 Ubuntu machines
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Ubuntu 19.10 here, however, I updated successfully within 30 minutes of the 1.41 release on my work PC which is also Ubuntu 19.10. getting the error now on my laptop. (Was able to install using the I am getting the issue for the dotnet core apt repo as well, so it might be microsofts servers...
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same on KDE Neon 5.17 |
I've contacted the linux repo team about this and am waiting for them to resolve it. |
https://packages.microsoft.com/repos/vscode/dists/stable/InRelease
That's probably why there are hash sum mismatches. |
same on Debian 10 |
I've the same issue on Ubuntu 18.04.3 and 16.04.6 LTS. |
Same problem on Ubuntu Mate 18.04.03 |
same here (ubuntu 19.10)
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But removing this file (vscode.list), will be created again? |
For all people trying to help by saying "remove the vscode.list file" don't forget, the issue created here is a vscode (Microsoft (as it applies to dotnet-core as well)) issue, not an apt issue, and removing the .list file will only allow us to update all other packages, vscode won't be updated unless the vscode.list file exists and works. (Yes I know we can install the update using the .deb, but that is not the issue here either) |
Ditto Ubuntu 19.10. |
Same on Xubuntu Ubuntu 19.10 |
Just google "vscode Has sum mismatch". You will know what I talk about. |
Same 16.04 ... our ci/cd is failing trying to install the odbc drivers for sqlserver.... |
Issue exists on Ubuntu MATE 19 as well. |
same thing here Linux Mint 19.2 Cinnamon |
on MX Linux the same. But i commented the repository url in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/vscode.list, then i could update without problem, for now. |
Ubuntu 18.04 brought me here to complain |
It seems the signed release file http://packages.microsoft.com/repos/vscode/dists/stable/InRelease (InRelease) is old and does not match the files on the repo.
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Looks like this might be fixed
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no it's not fixed yet |
Same problem on Debian 10, but i removed currently the source list using:
I'm waiting to fix this error. |
confirmed. not fixed. |
Same problem here on Ubuntu 18.04. |
Fixed :) |
For me, now
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Was with the same problem, apparently normalized. |
Working nicely now, xUbuntu 18.04.3. No changes by myself to any local apt source lists at any point. |
Finally fixed, running GNU/Linux Mint (based on Ubuntu Bionic) |
This should now be fixed. Thanks everyone for your patience. |
After re-reading my comment, I think it's a GPG key, but otherwise, yes. Are you sure you read the error output after running "sudo apt-get update"? Correct me if I'm wrong here, but that's what happens when you fuck up your PGP/GPG key and upload it to the apt repo. The hash key is fucked, and apt no longer trusts it because your key doesn't match the one in the repo. Now, you can choose to trust it anyway with "sudo apt-get --allow-unauthenticated upgrade" as per this explanation, but I wouldn't recommend that, because you can't guarantee it's coming from a trusted source (in this case, MS). This is why I instead told people to hold off on updating vscode until MS fixes it, and they already have. |
resolved |
Snap install without problems. |
FYI for a little more transparency, this happened because changes were pushed to the system that drives https://packages.microsoft.com/ (for the majority of MS Linux offerings) and they caused issues with metadata sync. We have similar issues periodically where some repo files don't regenerate without their team doing some manual intervention. Unfortunately all we (the VS Code team) can do is ping them when things go wrong and hope that the underlying problems get fixed eventually. |
When I was trying to update, I got the Hash sum mismatch error on terminal.
Steps to Reproduce:
1.sudo apt update at terminal
2.Get the following error log
Previously:
#70584
#66339
#66238
#41117
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