libpam0g
I successfully upgraded to libc6 after a few hours of frustration :)
Although I was able to get around this on my own quite easily, I thought
it may be a concern for users with less experience:
[dpk@brainiac:~] dpkg -s libpam0g
Package: libpam0g
[snip]
Depends: libc6, libpam0g-util (>= 0.57b-0)
[dpk@brainiac:~] dpkg -s libpam0g-util
[snip]
Depends: libpam0g (>= 0.57b-0), libc6, libpwdb0g
Is there a reason why these two packages would depend on each other? I
think it would be better to have one suggest the other, so you can get
at least one to install without having to use '--force-depends'. Or,
even better yet, combine them into one package since they both need
each other? Just curious if it was done this way for a reason...
Dennis
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