python-elementtree package problem..
i'm using debian testing, today i updated the packages .. at the end of the updating update-manager returns a error for the first time i have ever seen :)
anyway, now the python-elementtree package gives errors.. like ; PHP Code:
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I've got the same problem. And it isn't only python-elementtree. It says 3 not fully installed or removed and then
Errors were encountered while processing: python-elementtree epiphany-extensions gnome it started with elementtree though |
If you read the package description for "python-elementtree" it says:
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I'm personally more worried about apt-get and dpkg than elementree. apt-get install -f doesn't help. apt-get autoremove doesn't work for me either. It seems like the elementree package is stuck somehow and can't be properly installed nor removed.
Any ideas how to remove this broken package? |
I solved this problem by removing the FILE called python-elementtree.public in /usr/share/python-support/ and creating a folder with the same name. I then installed the package with no problem at it hasn't complained since.
Cheers, jdk |
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cheers mate! worked perfectly!
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Cheers, jdk |
Please see this bug report and the elementtree PTS page. If you wait one more day and do an upgrade, this should be fixed.
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Just to let everyone know that the upgrade for python-elementtree (1.2.6-14) came through Debian Testing this morning and installed itself over (my manually fixed) python-elementtree (1.2.6-13) with no problems. Use the ftp.de.debian.org mirror in my sources.list.
And who said Debian bug fixes were slow? :) Cheers, jdk |
Yeah, this one only gestated for two days in Sid because it was rated grave.
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http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=524303
the bug fixed. only need to apt-get upgrade for repair it. thanks for the answers |
I installed 1.2.6-14 before it reached testing with the following command:
aptitude -t unstable install python-elementtree I also set the following in /etc/apt/preferences: Package: *Now that this version is in testing, I would like to remain with the testing version and not get the latest and greatest unstable version. ie. When unstable has 1.2.6-15 and testing has 1.2.6-14 and I perform an "aptitude safe-upgrade" will 1.2.6-15 be installed on my system, or will it stay on 1.2.6-14? If it will be upgraded, how can I prevent it? |
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echo packagename hold | dpkg --set-selections apt-get upgrade -s should give you now the output that the package is getting hold. if you wanna upgrade the holded package sometimes later you need an Code:
apt-get --ignore-hold packagename greetings |
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