Bug#1078183: dpkg: Problems with CTRL+C and text consoles.

[Santiago José López Borrazás]

El 8/8/24 a las 23:03, Guillem Jover escribió:

[Sorry. I am writing in Mozilla Thunderbird, I have it well configured, but I am missing one thing in it, I have to study it properly, because there are things that are not right, and I have it quite programmed for HTML for other reasons. I have a lot of mailing lists and they make me a mess]

Sorry, I meant that the Linux console closing was a new behavior I > had not seen before. I've seen this behavior on a terminal (such as >

konsole) also inside tmux.
Ah. Now I understand your problem. That's why you didn't get it. It did for me.

I use unstable, updated several times a day.

Me too, that's why I said, I have 4,250 packages, along with 47 of Libreoffice.org, with 4 other packages on the side. That is, 4,250 + 48 = 4,298.

I'm still very surprised by this, and I can not reproduce it with > dpkg. Do you have any dpkg.cfg.d/ hooks installed, and what packages > do

provide them? If you move those configuration fragments aside and > try running dpkg, does it still produce a non-working Ctrl+C? No. I don't use anything, no hook, no nothing. That's bareback. It already came that way in the installation.

From dpkg I have 2 packages: dpkg and dpkg-dev, along with their dependencies. Nothing else.

At least for the issue I've seen with apt and Ctrl+C, I've tracked > this down to having the «adequate» package installed. If I remove > that

package then apt stops misbehaving. I'll either reassign the > apt bugs to adequate or file a new one, because I'm not sure who is > misbehaving, but I'd suspect adequate is the real culprit, which > got recently rewritten in Golang. Ah, I'm going to try to remove «Adequate», because if that's what it is... I don't know why I have it... maybe it's because of some package that needs it...

I check and see.



Well, I have it solved. It is that problem.

Well, that's going to be it, because before, having this package didn't give me any problem. It is now solved. It was that, the "adequate" gives problems, I do not understand how it can do it, because it is an essential package of other packages and libraries.

Thanks, Guillem

Cheers...

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