Ondřej Grover [2015-10-26 07:48:35+01] wrote:
> this is very close to what I wanted. And if I'm not mistaken, the dpkg
> log will inform me about packages installing diversions, so I will
> notice when some new package wants to install a new version and
> compare them. However, I will have to reme
Thank you Teemu,
this is very close to what I wanted. And if I'm not mistaken, the dpkg log
will inform me about packages installing diversions, so I will notice when
some new package wants to install a new version and compare them. However,
I will have to remember that the diversion was made by m
Ondřej Grover [2015-10-25 08:47:23+01] wrote:
> I often come across a situation where I need to apply a few simple
> patches to a script in /usr/bin or so. Simply changing the script
> works, but it will be overridden on any new upgrade.
> I look forward to your recommendations on how to manage l
Hello,
I often come across a situation where I need to apply a few simple patches
to a script in /usr/bin or so. Simply changing the script works, but it
will be overridden on any new upgrade.
I'm looking for the recommended way to do something like this. AFAIK Debian
does not have something like
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