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From: | Sam Geeraerts |
Subject: | Re: [Gnewsense-dev] Builder failed to build apt |
Date: | Wed, 09 Jun 2010 09:35:18 +0200 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.24 (X11/20100402) |
Dmitry Samoyloff schreef:
It is doubtful, but this change may somehow affect apt compilation also. So, I tried to recompile apt, but I don't know how to trigger its re-compilation by do-update. Tried to remove debs from gnewsense/pool/main/a/apt, but it doesn't helped. What is a proper way to trigger it?
The easy way is to just bump the version number of package in your config.local.
The proper way is to remove the package from the repo. You would normally do this with:
reprepro -b <$BASEDIR> removesrc deltah <package> reprepro -b <$BASEDIR> removesrc deltah-updates <package> reprepro -b <$BASEDIR> removesrc deltah-security <package> reprepro -b <$BASEDIR> removesrc deltah-backports <package>If you've already manually deleted the files then the reprepro database is in an inconsistent state and you have to use a lower level operation.
reprepro -b <$BASEDIR> _listmd5sums | grep "/apt/"That outputs a list of paths. For each of those files that no longer exist run:
reprepro -b <$BASEDIR> _forget <path>
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