On 2008-06-27 21:58 +0200, Paul Menzel wrote:

> the new iceweasel is not installed using safe-upgrade and is “kept
> back”. apt-get is doing the same. I think, when I set up the system, I
> installed iceweasel-dbg which also pulled iceweasel and than installed
> iceweasel-l10n-de. Do you know why it is kept back? I could use
>
> $ sudo aptitude install iceweasel-dbg
>
> but I thought safe-upgrade should also work and therefore I am filing
> this bug report.

Looking at the possibilities, upgrading iceweasel would remove at least
one package, either iceweasel-dbg (which you seem to have installed
manually) or libxul0d-dbg (which is recommended by gnome-dbg, even
though it is not available in sid anymore).  That is because
iceweasel-dbg depends on xulrunner-1.9-dbg which conflicts against
libxul0d-dbg.

I ran into a similar (if simpler) situation recently, when aptitude
safe-upgrade did not upgrade gpm, because that would have removed
libgmpg1 which was recommended by libncurses5.

This does not seem a bug to me, at least not in aptitude (the packages
with the outdated Recommends need to be fixed, of course).

Sven



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