Sparr wrote: > I started with a fresh install from a squeeze netinst CD. During the > install I deselected all tasks (the last one was selected by default, > I believe it was something like "common tools"). > I upgraded to unstable via apt-get dist-upgrade. > I ran tasksel. The list of tasks was slightly different than during > install, and Mail Server was already checked. I unchecked it, leaving > nothing checked, and opted to Continue. Over the next few dialogs > this resulted in most of exim4 being uninstalled and citadel > (citadel-server in particular) being installed and configured. This > behavior seems odd, possibly buggy. When you told tasksel to remove Standard system, it removed exim4. Many packages depend on exim4 | mail-transport-agent, and apparently one was installed during the same aptitude run. So, aptitude, having just been told to remove exim4, is forced to satisfy that dependency by picking a mail-transport-agent providing package at random. -- see shy jo
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