>> dpkg: sysklogd: dependency problems, but removing anyway as you request: >> klogd depends on sysklogd | system-log-daemon; however: >> Package sysklogd is to be removed. >> Package system-log-daemon is not installed. >> Package sysklogd which provides system-log-daemon is to be removed. >> anacron depends on sysklogd | system-log-daemon; however: >> Package sysklogd is to be removed. >> Package system-log-daemon is not installed. >> Package sysklogd which provides system-log-daemon is to be removed. >> klogd depends on sysklogd | system-log-daemon; however: >> Package sysklogd is to be removed. >> Package system-log-daemon is not installed. >> Package sysklogd which provides system-log-daemon is to be removed. >> anacron depends on sysklogd | system-log-daemon; however: >> Package sysklogd is to be removed. >> Package system-log-daemon is not installed. >> Package sysklogd which provides system-log-daemon is to be removed. > >Given that it finished successfully, there's no bug as far as apt is >concerned. See, dpkg isn't too happy when you remove one package from a >dependency chain, but this is exactly what apt needs to do before putting in >another package in its place. So apt tells dpkg to proceed nevertheless, >but dpkg still reports it just in case.
OK, but why are there _two_ identical messages for both klogd and anacron?
