On Wed, Aug 16, 2006 at 01:58:18PM -0600, Gary V said: > I could not install Debian (Volatile) clamav due to differences in the > names of a couple libraries. > > Installing from Debian unstable wants to bring the Debian libc6 with it > which would probably destroy the entire planet so that should be avoided. > If unstable is set to a low priority, it won't install (broken package). > > A little dated, but I think you could install this, then (if you are > adventurous) install from source, then create some symlinks from the old to > the new, e.g.:
Dude. You have a package manager, use it. That seems like an awful lot of work to avoid letting the package manager do it's job. Add volatile or unstable (source only) to your sources.list. apt-get source clamav cd clamav-0.88.4 dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot cd - dpkg -i .... It's really not that hard. There are even wrapper scripts that check to make sure your compiled from source packages are up to date and grab new versions and that sort of thing, but if you're only tracking the one, the manual method is nice and simple. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Gran | 98% lean. | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | | http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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