Re: Difference between "woody" and "stable" in apt Default-Release?

On Mar 27, Travis Crump wrote: > You're tring to use woody-proposed-updates which is really neither > stable nor woody. If it[pulling woody-proposed-updates] works when you > set Default Release to woody then my suspicion is that it wants a > default release of either stable/testing/unstable a

Difference between "woody" and "stable" in apt Default-Release?

Hi, I've just seen a somewhat irritating behaviour of apt-get update/upgrade. Formerly I thought "woody" and "stable" are synonyms for now because Woody is the current stable distribution. I've set Default-Release to "stable" in apt.conf: APT { Get { Fix-Broken "true"; Show-Upgraded "t