On Sun, Jun 25, 2023 at 10:21:47AM +0200, Paul Menzel wrote:
> *unattended-upgrade* does not upgrade some packages, but `apt upgrade` can.
>
> $ LANG=C sudo unattended-upgrade -v -d
> […]
> Erlaubte Ursprünge sind: origin=Debian,codename=trixie,label=Debian,
> origin=Debian,codename=trixie,label=Debian-Security,
> origin=Debian,codename=trixie-security,label=Debian-Security, o=Debian,n=sid
> […]
> Checking: gjs ([<Origin component:'main' archive:'unstable'
> origin:'Debian' label:'Debian' site:'deb.debian.org' isTrusted:True>])
> sanity check failed for: {'libgjs0g-dbgsym=1.74.3-1',
> 'libgjs0g=1.74.3-1', 'gjs=1.74.3-1'} : pkg libgjs0g-dbgsym is not in an
> allowed origin
[..]
> I thought `o=Debian,n=sid` should allow *unattended-upgrades* to apply all
> upgrades for Debian sid/unstable.
The output above suggests that, due to the configuration of the
Debian archive, you will need `o=Debian,n=unstable` instead.
Does that work for you?
Chris
