Package: apt
Version: 0.7.10
I use a local repository, /root/debs/, only for my custom made kernels(made
with make-kpkg). after purging a kernel, named foo for this example, i remove
it from /root/debs, then
i run "dpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null | gzip > Packages.gz" and then an apt-get
update. After that, package foo is not anymore a package in apt.
Then i'm typing apt-get install linux-image and press TAB, and the list of bash completition gives me a list containing package foo. as i searched bash completition of apt, works with
command "apt-cache pkgnames".
so when i try directly "apt-cache search pkgnames |grep linux-image", foo is once again
included in the list. foo is included even when i add "--installed" in the previous
command.
by typing dpkg -l or apt-cache search linux-image, package foo is not in the
list, as it sould.
i've been using local repositories for years, and this seems to be a bug, cause
it never happened again to me.
Regards,
M.G.
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