I messed up the d-e-i version number (Was: debian-edu-install_0.656+svn28063_i386.changes REJECTED)

[Petter Reinholdtsen <pere@hungry.com>]

I messed up the debian-edu-install version number in a package I
uploaded to debian-edu:

On Mon, Oct 09, 2006 at 11:00:04PM +0200, Skolelinux archive Installer wrote:
> 
> Mapping unstable to etch-test.
> Rejected: debian-edu-profile-udeb_0.656+svn28063_all.udeb: old version (0.6560+svn28054) in etch-test >= new version (0.656+svn28063) targeted at etch-test.
> Rejected: debian-edu-install_0.656+svn28063_all.deb: old version (0.6560+svn28054) in etch-test >= new version (0.656+svn28063) targeted at etch-test.
> Rejected: debian-edu-install-udeb_0.656+svn28063_all.udeb: old version (0.6560+svn28054) in etch-test >= new version (0.656+svn28063) targeted at etch-test.
> Rejected: debian-edu-install_0.656+svn28063.dsc: old version (0.6560+svn28054) in etch-test >= new version (0.656+svn28063) targeted at etch-test.

As you might notice, I got a zero too much in the version number, and
0.6560 is larger than 0.656. :(

Is there some sensible way out of this?  Should we continue from
0.6560, add an epoc or try to pull the 0.6560 version out of
etch-test?

Friendly,
-- 
Petter Reinholdtsen