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Re: What is necessary if we are to keep dpkg/dselect

Craig Sanders <cas@taz.net.au> writes:

> How about an /etc/dpkg.preferences file which could contain:

No, that's the wrong way to do it.  It should simply remember any
dependency that you've overriden and strike those from the list of
dependency problems.  If you ever remove the from package in the
dependency, or satisfy the dependency, then it removes it from the
list of overriden dependencies.



Guy


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