Hi group, I used apt-move sync to get a local mirror of all debian packages currently installed on my stable system. Then, I used apt-move to add a few locally compiled packages to this mirror. I specified this mirror at the top of sources.list.
The problem is that I use APT::Default-Release in apt.conf. This way, I can use apt-cache to search in testing for packages, backport them and install them. When doing an apt-get install, I won't clobber my system with testing packages. However, with this option enabled, I don't get apt-get to install a locally compiled package. It is in the local mirror, apt-show-versions thinks it is the latest version available in _stable_, but still apt-get wants to get the old version from stable. I played around with the Release file, but to no avail. Also, I tried to specify 3.0r1a as the version in Default-Release, but that didn't work and I suspect that this might break security.debian.org/updates since that uses 3.0 as version string. How do I tell apt-get that my backported packages are really, really, _really_ in stable? TIA, David -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
