I just checked my /etc/apt/sources.list and noticed that it has the stable
dist directories but I changed them to "unstable" some time ago. Did the
apt-0.1.7 default source list change?
-Ossama
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> Hi,
>
> I just checked my /etc/apt/sources.list and noticed that it has the stable
> dist directories but I changed them to "unstable" some time ago. Did the
> apt-0.1.7 default source list change?
sources.list is a conffile. They did change it, but dpkg should have asked
you if you wanted to keep your version...
Jules
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dpkg did ask me if I wanted to change it. I answered "yes" since I
assumed that the default sources.list would point to "unstable" since apt
itself is in "unstable." Well this certainly explains why I had a bunch
of broken dependencies. :)
Thanks,
-Ossama
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Ossama Othman <oth...@astrosun.tn.cornell.edu>
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>> sources.list is a conffile. They did change it, but dpkg should have
asked
>> you if you wanted to keep your version...
>
> dpkg did ask me if I wanted to change it. I answered "yes" since I
> assumed that the default sources.list would point to "unstable" since apt
> itself is in "unstable." Well this certainly explains why I had a bunch
> of broken dependencies. :)
:)
I'm guessing that they changed it for the freeze - so it releases into
stable in a way which works for people...
Jules
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Jules> sources.list is a conffile. They did change it, but dpkg
Jules> should have asked you if you wanted to keep your version...
Ossama> dpkg did ask me if I wanted to change it. I answered
Ossama> "yes" since I assumed that the default sources.list would
Ossama> point to "unstable" since apt itself is in "unstable."
Ossama> Well this certainly explains why I had a bunch of broken
Ossama> dependencies. :)
Jules> I'm guessing that they changed it for the freeze - so it
Jules> releases into stable in a way which works for people...
Yes, that's exactly what I did. :)
Ben
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> I just checked my /etc/apt/sources.list and noticed that it has the stable
> dist directories but I changed them to "unstable" some time ago. Did the
> apt-0.1.7 default source list change?
From now on the sourcelist conf file shipped with APT will always have
stable listed as the distribution.
Jason