Hi,
>>"James" == James Troup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> The only remedy is to remove the old libpaper, and then to install
>> libpaper and libpaperg.
James> Where *did* you get this idea from? It's 200% bogus.
>> 14:20:[EMAIL PROTECTED]| ~/temp $sudo dpkg -iEG libpaper_1.0.3-9.deb
>> libpaperg_1.0.3-9.deb
>> (Reading database ... 34403 files and directories currently installed.)
>> Preparing to replace libpaper 1.0.3-3 (using libpaper_1.0.3-9.deb) ...
>> Unpacking replacement libpaper ...
>> Selecting previously deselected package libpaperg.
>> Unpacking libpaperg (from libpaperg_1.0.3-9.deb) ...
>> Setting up libpaperg (1.0.3-9) ...
>>
>> Setting up libpaper (1.0.3-9) ...
Well, in cases like this the order in which the deb files are
presented to dpkg is relevant. So if a novice is upgrading a large
set of packages, and the packages are not presented in the corect
order, the upgrade process issues ominous sounding threats.
This situation is better avoided.
manoj
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