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Re: Skipped backups
2003-07-22 08:24:43
Well, the problem when using testing-debs or tagged packages
(/etc/apt/preferences) that some basic stuff like libc, etc. is updated
to testing too because of the dependencies.
A simple solution for this "problem" (for me anyway) is to get the
testing source-package and compile it against the standard woody. BTW.,
it's also a nice way when U have to change the standard configure
settings (like port-ranges, etc.). It was my first debian package that I
installed that way but it was really straight forward...
Cheers,
-Roli
Eric Sproul wrote:
On Fri, 2003-07-18 at 10:30, Brendon Colby wrote:
I'm running 2.4.2 on Debian so no autoflush. I will just have to eat this one
and hope they've got my tapes in proper rotation now. I'll set autoflush some
sunny day, perhaps when the next Debian release is out.
Brendon,
2.4.4 is in -testing if you're interested. I know lots of people track
-stable on servers, but you end up pretty far behind the curve. I've
found testing to be pretty reliable-- it's a nice balance between
up-to-date and works-as-expected. :)
I'm tracking -testing on my amanda box and have had no problems.
Cheers,
Eric
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