apt-config broken dependency?
Frank Cusack <[email protected]>
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Hi Just tried to get freshrpms going for FC6. I want to use apt, just because - I like it :-) - I'm used to it (no matter how simple yum may seem at first, it's obvious as time goes on I will have to invest the time to learn more yum details than I care to invest the time in) - My other systems use apt My point being, "use yum instead" isn't a really good answer for me. OK, so the problem is that the apt package requires apt-config, however there is no apt-config package. I found that FC3 was the last apt package that doesn't have an apt-config dependency. Of course the apt-config *program* is part of the apt package, but this doesn't meet the dependency. Where am I supposed to get an apt-config package? To work around it I just created an empty apt-config package, but ISTM this should be supplied by freshrpms. Also, <http://ayo.freshrpms.net/> says to look at the latest sources.list by going to <http://svn.rpmforge.net/svn/branches/rpms/matthias/apt/> but the files there seem way out of date. (It was of course easy to create a correct sources.list, just pointing out that the link may be old.) -frank