My comment above is not entirely accurate.
Once I manually deleted the file apt-mirror.lock (I do not have it the default location of /var/spool/apt-mirror/var/apt-mirror.lock), then apt-mirror continued to work.
However, the stray lock file would have caused the issue above to continue under the current version.
Perhaps, a command line parameter e.g. --reset-lock could be added which the locking error would inform the user about?
My comment above is not entirely accurate. apt-mirror/ var/apt- mirror. lock), then apt-mirror continued to work.
Once I manually deleted the file apt-mirror.lock (I do not have it the default location of /var/spool/
However, the stray lock file would have caused the issue above to continue under the current version.
Perhaps, a command line parameter e.g. --reset-lock could be added which the locking error would inform the user about?