Ubuntu 24.04 cannot install zabbix-agent

[dunnsland]

I have downloaded the following file I have downloaded the file zabbix-release_latest_7.4+ubuntu24.04_all.deb.
run the dpkg -i on the file and then ran up did an apt update.

I then tried to install zabbix-agent and got the following error.

apt install zabbix-agent
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package zabbix-agent

Where can I locate the installation package to zabbix-agent 7.4

Thanks
Lawrence

[dunnsland]

Sorry for the confusion, I have now solved the issue.
There were some funky files in the /etc/apt/sources.d/ directory/
I have Ubuntu noble installed and there were some references to Ubuntu jammy in some files. This must have caused some conflicts/confusion with apt update.
After removing all the files the referenced jammy, did and apt update, all worked as expected.

Thought I would add my solution for info purposes.
Lawrence

[troffasky]

apt search zabbix ?
If you see nothing there, then run
apt update
again.

[dunnsland]

troffasky
Thanks for responding,
when I run this I do not see zabbix-agent

Below is what I get back from the search

golang-github-inexio-go-monitoringplugin-dev/noble 1.0.13-1 all
Go lib for writing monitoring check plugins
nagstamon/noble 3.14.0+ds1-1 all
Nagios status monitor which takes place in systray or on desktop
pcp-export-pcp2zabbix/noble 6.2.0-1.1build4 amd64
Tool for exporting data from PCP to Zabbix
pcp-export-zabbix-agent/noble 6.2.0-1.1build4 amd64
Module for exporting PCP metrics to Zabbix agent
python3-protobix/noble 1.0.2-14 all
Implementation of Zabbix Sender protocol (Python 3)
python3-pyzabbix/noble 0.8.2-1 all
Zabbix API Python interface.
resource-agents-extra/noble 1:4.13.0-1ubuntu4 amd64
Cluster Resource Agents
uwsgi-core/noble 2.0.24-2ubuntu10 amd64
fast, self-healing application container server (core)
zabbix-release/now 1:7.4-1+ubuntu24.04 all [installed,local]
Zabbix official repository configuration

Lawrence

[dunnsland]

Sorry for the confusion, I have now solved the issue.
There were some funky files in the /etc/apt/sources.d/ directory/
I have Ubuntu noble installed and there were some references to Ubuntu jammy in some files. This must have caused some conflicts/confusion with apt update.
After removing all the files the referenced jammy, did and apt update, all worked as expected.

Thought I would add my solution for info purposes.
Lawrence