Am 2005-01-02 21:03:15, schrieb Davide Prina:
> Package: apt
> Version: 0.5.27
>
> If I give the following:
> $ apt-get --print-uris source PACKAGE_NAME
> $ apt-get --print-uris source PACKAGE_NAME -t stable
> $ apt-get --print-uris source PACKAGE_NAME -t testing
> $ apt-get --print-uris source PACKAGE_NAME -t unsable
Do you have tried:
apt-get -t stable --print-uris source PACKAGE_NAME
apt-get -t testing --print-uris source PACKAGE_NAME
apt-get -t unsable --print-uris source PACKAGE_NAME
which is working quiet well
> all give me the same results
I do not know, how long you are working with Linux,
but options must before the filenames.
> You can have same results with apt-get -s install
> If I do
> # apt-get -s isntall PACKAGE_NAME -t DEBIAN_VERSION
> it work fine
Use
apt-get -t DEBIAN_VERSION -s isntall PACKAGE_NAME
and you will be happy.
> for example
> # apt-get -s install abiword=1.0.2+cvs.2002.06.05-1woody2 -t testing
> it try to install the stable version
>
> I think it is better to check always the -t flag and print an error
> message (for example: not found) if the Debian version (with -t) is
> different from the one of the package version
False, you MUST set the options before the requested filename
I am working on my Develstation with POTATO, WOODY, SARGE and SID
and it works fine for me.
Greetings
Michelle
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