[PlanetCCRMA] FC4 package config stuff

[nigel henry]

Hi. That was a bad move! I've been caught by that one when putting dag's URL 
in the sources.list. There werer a few things that I thought Fernando might 
have have missed, and went for a dist upgrade. Apt got updated, put all dag's 
stuff in sources.list.d and the planet stuff seemed to be lost. You still 
should have your original sources.list file though with the planet ccrma 
URL's in it. You either trash all the URL's in sources.list.d , and hopefully 
apt will revert to the original sources.list. You may have to remove the 
extension "old" from it. Alternatively, as there may be apps you want from 
the other repos. Transfer the planet ccrma URL's to the sources.list.d 
directory, but comment out all the extras. It is not a good idea to be 
upgrading from more than one repo, as you have found out. if there is a 
particular app that you are looking for, uncomment the other repo's, use 
synaptic to see if the app you want is there. If it is get it with apt-get 
install <app-name> , then recomment the URL's other than planetccrma. Its 
nice to have alternative sources, but sometimes there can be conflicts. All 
the best. Nigel.





On Saturday 20 Aug 2005 12:07 pm, Nathaniel Virgo wrote:
> I installed FC4, uncommented all the relevant  lines in
> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list and did a dist-upgrade.  Perhaps this was
> a bit rash but I was quite happily mixing repositories on FC1 using
> ATrpms' medley-package-config.  This seems to have resulted in the
> Planet CCRMA repository being removed from my apt configuration.  I
> think what happened was that an ATrpms apt config package got installed
> and clashed with the Planet configuration (unfortunately I didn't keep
> apt's output when I did the dist-upgrade).  The contents of
> /etc/apt/sources.list.d now look like this:
>
> atrpms.list
> dag.list.rpmsave
> newrpms.list.rpmsave
> atrpms.list.rpmnew
> dries.list.rpmsave
> os.list.rpmsave
> base.list
> freshrpms.list.rpmsave
>
>
> and if I do a dist-upgrade the only package it wants to install is
> redhat-rpm-config, so I'm not sure if I should let it do that.
>
> If someone could let me know a the cleanest way to sort this out I would
> be very grateful.
>
> Nathaniel
>
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