Bug#33927: marked as done (apt cannot upgrade)
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From: "Daniel Zahn" <dzahn@livetech.com>
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Subject: apt cannot upgrade
Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 11:17:42 -0800
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Package: apt
Version: Latest unstable
When I try to use apt to upgrade to slink or potato I get errors from many
important packages like glibc, makedev, modconf, etc...I think 20 in all.
The error says:
$ apt-get upgrade
....
Error ftp://ftp.us.debian.org potato/main modconf
550 /debian/dists/unstable/main/binary-i386/base/modconf_0.2.26.deb: not a
plain file
It says the some thing for every file it errors on(changing path obviously
for each one)
This looks like a permissions problem and it might be related to the site
more than the package.
On slink upgrade only 3 or 4 packages failed.
Using Debain slink or potato. Kernel 2.0.35
latest slink libc.
Thanks,
Daniel Zahn
dzahn@livetech.com
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