Contents file is empty, where is it gone ?
> > auto-apt update
> > Downloading http://ftp.jp.debian.org/debian//dists/unstable Contents-amd64.gz ...
> > Warning: "+number" syntax is deprecated, please use "-n +number"
> >
> > put: 0 files, 0 entries done (0 sec)
>
> FWIW, this works for me, even though I get the same warnings (which I'd guess
> come from the new sort).
Contents.gz seems empty, which sounds more like the culprit.
Ccing debian-devel; anyone know why this is the case?
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ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/unstable/Contents-amd64.gz looks more empty.
This file maps each file available in the Debian GNU/Linux system to
the package from which it originates. It includes packages from the
DIST distribution for the ARCH architecture.
You can use this list to determine which package contains a specific
file, or whether or not a specific file is available. The list is
updated weekly, each architecture on a different day.
When a file is contained in more than one package, all packages are
listed. When a directory is contained in more than one package, only
the first is listed.
The best way to search quickly for a file is with the Unix `grep'
utility, as in `grep <regular expression> CONTENTS':
$ grep nose Contents
etc/nosendfile net/sendfile
usr/X11R6/bin/noseguy x11/xscreensaver
usr/X11R6/man/man1/noseguy.1x.gz x11/xscreensaver
usr/doc/examples/ucbmpeg/mpeg_encode/nosearch.param graphics/ucbmpeg
usr/lib/cfengine/bin/noseyparker admin/cfengine
This list contains files in all packages, even though not all of the
packages are installed on an actual system at once. If you want to
find out which packages on an installed Debian system provide a
particular file, you can use `dpkg --search <filename>':
$ dpkg --search /usr/bin/dselect
dpkg: /usr/bin/dselect
FILE LOCATION
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regards,
junichi
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