On 12/8/05, Maurits van Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 03:34:28PM +0100, Jacob Friis Saxberg wrote: > > On 12/8/05, mikepolniak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On 10:02 Thu 08 Dec , Jacob Friis Saxberg wrote: > > > > Hello. > > > > > > > > How can I check that all my packages are from stable? > > > > > > apt-show-versions|wc && apt-show-versions|fgrep /stable|wc > > > > I get numbers: > > > > # apt-show-versions|wc && apt-show-versions|fgrep /stable|wc > > 523 2110 21321 > > 393 1179 14662 > > Only the first column is important, really. This says that you have > 523 packages total and only 393 of those are from stable. To find out > what the other packages are, do: > > apt-show-versions|fgrep -v /stable
Now I get these: djbdns libdb4.0 libreadline4 liblzo1 libpgsql2 daemontools libgcrypt1 debconf-i18n libnkf-ruby libgnutls7 mime-support less base-config libsigc++0 procps manpages bash libacl1 libpcap0 debianutils libcurl2 libdevmapper1.00 libattr1 libdns11 libsasl7 debconf libtasn1-2 libnewt0 If I try: apt-get -t sarge install djbdns libdb4.0 libreadline4 liblzo1 libpgsql2 daemontools libgcrypt1 debconf-i18n libnkf-ruby libgnutls7 mime-support less base-config libsigc++0 procps manpages bash libacl1 libpcap0 debianutils libcurl2 libdevmapper1.00 libattr1 libdns11 libsasl7 debconf libtasn1-2 libnewt0 I get: X is already the newest version Does that mean that they are all from sarge? /Jacob
