RE: apt problem with libapache-mod-perl
Unfortunately I don't have those answers. The system in question I inherited when I started this job. It's a VMware "appliance" that someone made at some point in time and published for others to use. I dont know who built it or when, or what if any modules they built by hand.
I could care less about whether libapache-mod-perl is installed correctly or not. What I want is to be able to install other Debian packages. How do I do so? That's my goal here. It doesn't make sense that one package being broken should prevent me from installing a completely unrelated package, in this case ftpd.
How can I FORCE apt to completely forget about, ignore (pick your phrase) libapache-mod-perl and install my other packages??!??!
Stan
P.S. If I knew how to create the .info file for them I'd have already done so.
-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Conrad [mailto:adconrad@0c3.net]
Sent: Wed 9/13/2006 6:12 PM
To: Hoeppner, Stan D.
Cc: debian-apache@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: apt problem with libapache-mod-perl
Hoeppner, Stan D. wrote:
>
> Error: mod_auth_ldap.so does not have a corresponding .info file.
> Error: mod_ntlm.so does not have a corresponding .info file.
So, where did the above modules come from? If they were hand-compiled,
create a .info file for them and your problems will be solved. If they
were packaged, file a bug on the appropriate packages.
... Adam
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