Hi Dean,
thanks for the help. I thought you might be interested in the solution (not
my own).
1. installed suidmanager (after looking over dpkg -l perl*)
2. vi /var/lib/dpkg/info/perl-5.004-suid.*rm
3. hash out set -e from script
set -e is [apparently] used to kill the post install removal prog
Hello again:
I'm out of ideas. The time I was in a loop ( I upgraded
a package which wiped out another necessary package
for installing packages and since that package wasn't on
my system it couldn't install any other packages, even the
package that was necessary.) I went to geocrawler and did
a s
On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at 10:57:25AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Christian:
> I take you tried :
> apt-get -f install
> and it continued to give the loop?
Hi,
I had a play around with dpkg -i --force-overwrite perl-suid_5.6.0-21_i386.deb
output:
--
dpkg: considering removing perl-5.
Hi Christian:
I take you tried :
apt-get -f install
and it continued to give the loop?
Does throwing some -v give any more clues?
Can you reinstall perl-5.004-suid to get rid of the
dependencies error? HTHDean
> the post-removal script fails with the command dpkg --purge
> perl-5.004-suid
>Hi Christian:
> Since the problem is with pert-*-suid can you
>rm that first? HTH Dean
Hi Dean,
the post-removal script fails with the command dpkg --purge
perl-5.004-suid, andunmet dependencies lead apt-get remove perl-5.004-suid
to fail:
apt-get remove perl-5.004-suid
You might want to
Hi Christian:
Since the problem is with pert-*-suid can you
rm that first? HTH Dean
On 28 Mar 2001, at 15:23, Christian Eyre wrote:
> Hi,
> has anyone had luck with this sort of problem. I have tried to use dpkg -i on
> the individual packages, but no luck. The perl perl-5.004-suid keeps g
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