** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Thank you very much :)
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Apt is fixed in feisty to take the meta packages into account.
The release upgrader will take care of making sure that script I posed
here is run during the upgrade to fix existing install.
Cheers,
Michael
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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@Michael: OK, thank you for that work.
Upgraded feisty now and tested fixup.py and apt-get:
(1)
Uninstalled ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop (to get situation similar to
edgy with OpenOffice 2.1)
Run fixup.py
Checked autoremove
Nothing did change (see below)
(2)
Installed ubuntu-desktop and k
@Kurt: Thanks for testing the shell code. It works for me, but the
python-apt code should be much more stable. So just wait a bit until the
new python-apt hits the archive.
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I'm sorry, but I dont know how to build python-apt 0.6.20ubuntu13 on feisty
(upgraded meanwhile)
apt-get source does not work (seems to be not in the list file)
Did manual download of dsc and tgz, but it insists on 0.6.20ubuntu12
(and dpkg -b finds no DEBIAN/config)
I tried shell script to, repl
This shell fragment should do the same job:
DEPS=""; for pkg in ubuntu-desktop kubuntu-desktop edubuntu-desktop
xubuntu-desktop edubuntu-server ubuntu-minimal ubuntu-standard; do if
dpkg -s $pkg >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then for dep in $(apt-cache depends $pkg
--installed | awk '{print $2}'); do if [ !
Thanks for your bugreport.
I prepared a new apt upload that will explicitly exclude all direct
dependencies from meta-packages from being marked as automatic installs.
This should fix a lot of the confusion seen here.
In addition to this I have attached a fixup script that will mark the
current d
Sorry for the long post, but as you can see at the end it would even
remove OpenOffice, which I installed manually as mentioned.
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Same on edgy here.
Situation:
(1) Installed Ubuntu edgy.
(2) Installed kubuntu-desktop (3.5.6 from kubuntu.org).
(3) Installed OpenOffice 2.1 vanilla (which removed ubuntu-desktop meta
package)
(4) Uninstalled kubuntu-desktop meta package (which survived
OpenOffice-2.1-Install but can't be rei
I've just reinstalled and have a similar situation. Basically I just
came up from alternate and installed ubuntu-desktop
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** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
Assignee: (unassigned) => Michael Vogt
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
Target: None => ubuntu-7.04
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