modified setup-headers to cdn urls, fixes bad header issue #40 #46
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So to explain this to those simpler souls, like me: sudo vi /etc/apt/sources.list.d/crouton-packages.list Then replace raw.githubusercontent.com with cdn.rawgit.com Thanks for the solution though. Hope my step-by-step explanation helps someone. |
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On some distros (Ubuntu Trusty and Debian Jessie) using apt-transport-https fails due to additional headers added by github. The solution is to serve the packages via a CDN. In this case I make use of http://rawgit.com
I've modified the repo sources to use cdn.rawgit.com, specifically the http:// version as I was getting certificate errors with the https:// version