Am Sam, 2002-09-14 um 20.18 schrieb Ralf G. R. Bergs: > [Cc to pkg maintainer] > > > Hi folx, > > I had a strange problem with one machine I wanted to update in order to > install the fixed openssl. No matter what I did it wouldn't offer me 0.9.6g- > 0.woody.1, but only the regular (already installed) "stable" version. > > Since I was using the "pinning" feature of APT I temporarily removed the > "testing" deb sources from my sources.list -- to no avail. I then removed my > apt.conf file that looked like this: > > APT::Default-Release "stable"; > > Only then was I able to install the updated openssl version. > > How come? Is that a problem with the fixed version of openssl not containing a > "stable" tag? > Suggestions anyone?! proposed-updates is not maked as stable. So if you pin to stable you only get stable. Christoph
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