Unfortunately I can't, unless apt keeps a log of this stuff that I'm not
aware of.
This system has been alive in various incarnations for many years (at least
five, I'd say) and has been apt-get upgraded quite a number of times along
the way. I think my previous version of vim was 6.xish? But it's possible
that the diversions were lying had somehow survived from much older
packages.
On 03/12/06, James Vega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, Nov 29, 2006 at 04:59:45PM -0800, Peter Eckersley wrote:
> After a recent upgrade (to version 7+), vim on my system stopped
decompressing
> .gz files automatically. This looks a bit like #348661.
>
> vim.{full,gnome,gtk,basic} all handle the .gz files correctly. It
> looks like /usr/bin/vim is some weird file that's been left lying
> around...
>
> I have dpkg 1.3.22.
Could you tell us which version you were upgrading from? We haven't
used diversions for vim in a long time.
James
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