On Sat, 8 Nov 2014 02:57:08 +0100 Andreas Bombe <andreas.bo...@mytum.de> wrote: > On Fri, Nov 07, 2014 at 11:36:54AM +0900, Douglas Perkins wrote: > > Now when I try to sync, I get a popup error message, "Syncing failed: > > Please upgrade to the latest version of Anki." I've tried several times > > with the same outcome. > > > > In the past, this has happened when the AnkiWeb server administrator > > decided to force clients to use the most recent version. The newest > > version on http://ankisrs.net/#linux is 2.0.31. Currently, Sid has version > > 2.0.30. > > > > Is it possible to move to 2.0.31? My apologies for posting here. The > > problem is not precisely with the client, but rather with the AnkiWeb > > server administration requiring lightning-fast client upgrades. > > Yes, that is the usual problem with Anki. I had hoped for it to last a > little bit longer, but it was not to be as it seems. The thing is that > Debian is now frozen to prepare the jessie release and I can't just go > and upload new versions whenever they come out. Certainly I won't be > able to get them into jessie, which is going to have 2.0.30+dfsg-1. > > Maybe I will upload new versions into experimental to have them > available to users of sid/unstable. I also intend to offer backports for > stable users, which is the only way to get a network syncable Anki in a > release with all that regular breaking of older versions. > > > Andreas > > So there's no chance, that jessie will have a working Anki version? Syncing is a crucial part of the program.
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