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Hi, I just tried to, but could not reproduce your error. I'm able to update my package lists in my freshly created build environment and just build a sample python snap for arm64.  First: Please be sure that your proxy tool (e.g. Px) is running on your host at port 3128. (Use Px as Local Proxy on a Windows Host) But from the messages you sent, I would guess that the problems are not with your local settings but with the ubuntu mirror, from where you try to access the package lists. The Ubuntu mirror used in '/etc/apt/sources.list' may be overloaded, this can sometimes be the case. So I would just recommend you to try 'sudo apt update' again. If the ubuntu mirror is not available for a longer time, you could change the country code in the sources list to switch to another ubuntu mirror (e.g. from “de” to “ch”). See more information in german here.    Best regards, Nick ... View more

Hello,  if you want to copy files at an installation phase of your snap please have a look at hooks. See: supported snap hooks form snapcraft. I think the configure hook or the install hook could fit your need.  Please also have a look at this thread. The poster does a interface hook which copies data to the active configuration when the interface is connected. The interface hook gets executed at a different time, as the configure or the install hook but is very similar to them.  But maybe it could also be a way to store your data in the active configuration, depending on your use case.  Best regards,  Nick    ... View more

Hello,  When you install a snap in devmode, violations against a snap’s security policy are permitted to proceed but logged via journald. This can be done for debugging and can help to isolate the error. Please have a look at this document for further information. Especially look at the part about Seccomp violations.    ... View more