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On Tue, 2006-09-05 at 16:58 +0300, Eugene Krivdyuk wrote:
> Look on libapt-pkg-perl (AptPkg::*).
> Usage examples can be found in apt-show-versions.
Thanks. Do you know off hand if this will also allow me to do
installation of packages? If not I can always fall back to apt-get.
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Hello,
I was just wondering if there was a good way of using Apt using perl?
Specifically I want to be able to check if packages are installed and
install them through a Perl application.
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get remove --purge exim4-base
then the apt-get install sendmail command works perfectly well. Did I
mess something up in creating the Packages file? Does anybody know what
I'm missing? If you need more information just let me know. This problem
has me really stumped.
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nstalled it makes
installing sendmail a real pain.
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dummy package) would be good.
Can someone point me in the right direction? I've been tyring to fumble
my way around the debian-installer source.. but it's a little confusing,
and I have a feeling running through the makefile to make sense of
things will take quite a while.
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oing it this way" having no clue that that
way even exsited.
Sorry for the rant, it's just a little frustrating.
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guide that explains all of the debian
packaging system, which files do what, how to make upgrades go smoothly
wihtout always removing then installing the package? Any kind of help
would be appreciated thanks.
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; example.
Excellent. That worked, small caveat was that it was a -u-v instead of
just a -v. The -v gave errors. Thanks for the help.
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Is it
possible to get this to work using a single debian packaging directory?
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start being useful and start packaging some things
i use
i use both of those, but am curious if they are a bit much to
bite off for a first package
so looking for some "opinion" here first
if there is a better place to ask this please let me know
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Any comments greatly appreci
being useful and start packaging some things
i use
i use both of those, but am curious if they are a bit much to
bite off for a first package
so looking for some "opinion" here first
if there is a better place to ask this please let me know
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Any comments greatly appreci
of packages
in such a way that they all play well with each other.. but how?
it seems clear that i've gotten myself in far too deep for a first
packaging attempt, but as i mentioned, i do have a specific need to
solve this problem. anyone got some good pointers for how best to
proceed her
of packages
in such a way that they all play well with each other.. but how?
it seems clear that i've gotten myself in far too deep for a first
packaging attempt, but as i mentioned, i do have a specific need to
solve this problem. anyone got some good pointers for how best to
proceed he
better with those without X on their print server. I would
appreciate any critiques or suggestions on this package.
The APT line:
deb http://members.cox.net/cappicard linux/
deb-src http://members.cox.net/cappicard linux/
* Derek J Witt | Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED
better with those without X on their print server. I would
appreciate any critiques or suggestions on this package.
The APT line:
deb http://members.cox.net/cappicard linux/
deb-src http://members.cox.net/cappicard linux/
* Derek J Witt | Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Good evening, all. I just wanted some feedback on how I could improve my two
packages mentioned below.
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witty-cdplayer: I have written a CD Player that uses cdda2wav as a backend.
This was written to allow skipping CD/DVD-ROM/RW
Good evening, all. I just wanted some feedback on how I could improve my two packages
mentioned below.
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witty-cdplayer: I have written a CD Player that uses cdda2wav as a backend. This was
written to allow skipping CD/DVD-ROM/RW
* Derek Evan Mart ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010510 23:45]:
> What is the best way to approach this issue? Are there any FAQs/HOWTOs
> which explain this process? Any informative replies will be appreciated,
> "rtfm"s will be tolerated. =)
OK, perhaps someone can answer this quest
* Derek Evan Mart ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010510 23:45]:
> What is the best way to approach this issue? Are there any FAQs/HOWTOs
> which explain this process? Any informative replies will be appreciated,
> "rtfm"s will be tolerated. =)
OK, perhaps someone can answer this quest
cpan. I also read something about dh_make_perl, although I can
not find anything like that on my system.
What is the best way to approach this issue? Are there any FAQs/HOWTOs
which explain this process? Any informative replies will be appreciated,
"rtfm"s will be tolerated. =)
Cheers!
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cpan. I also read something about dh_make_perl, although I can
not find anything like that on my system.
What is the best way to approach this issue? Are there any FAQs/HOWTOs
which explain this process? Any informative replies will be appreciated,
"rtfm"s will be tolerated. =)
Cheers!
dev/hdb3/, and a 205MB /usr partition on /dev/hdb4. I did surface
scans when initializing the partitions, but found no errors or bad
blocks.
I also reformatted drive D: using DOS fdisk (instead of FIPS) to create
110MB partiton. No change.
Any help appreciated. Thanks,
Derek Brown
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