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use of dpkg's trigger and configuration handling (Closes: #473461)
Add NoTriggers option to add --no-triggers to all dpkg calls,
NoConfiguration to prevent apt from trying to configure packages -
dpkg should handle this in the last ConfigurePending call.
This options are for now deactivated as they require more testing in
real world situations, but the plan is to enable them in the near
future if anything works well.
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see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=414526
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Patch from Bernhard R. Link, thanks!
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simplify customisation of the order and improve the documentation
about this setting group.
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(half-closes #545059)
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instead of ignoring the returncode and truncating the string on error
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- do not segfault on invalid items (closes: #544080)
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- do not set internel "needs-configure" state for packages in
triggers-pending state. dpkg will deal with the trigger and
it if does it before we trigger it, dpkg will error out
(LP: #414631)
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Thanks again for the initial patch from KURASAWA Nozomu and
for the improvements and cleanups done by Nicolas François
to get po4a up and running for apt man page translations!
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- simplify the makefiles needed for po4a manpages
Add a bit more autodetection to the buildsystem to be able to
add only half translated languages (only a few man pages, not all) and
try to reduce the overhead needed to add new languages.
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* doc/ja/*, doc/po/ja.po:
- remove the old ja man page translation and replace it with
the new po4a-powered translation by KURASAWA Nozomu.
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* Cleaned up the first patch draft from KURASAWA Nozomu to finally
get po4a support for translating the man pages.
Many thanks to both for this excellent work! (Closes: #441608)
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* doc/style.txt, buildlib/defaults.mak, buildlib/manpage.mak:
- fix a few typos in the comments of this files
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- activate DOT_MULTI_TARGETS, it is default on since doxygen 1.5.9
The description for this option is:
# Set the DOT_MULTI_TARGETS tag to YES allow dot to generate multiple output
# files in one run (i.e. multiple -o and -T options on the command line). This
# makes dot run faster, but since only newer versions of dot (>1.8.10)
# support this, this feature is disabled by default.
Even oldstable has a newer dot version, so the debian package doxygen
activate it per default and we will follow this recommendation now.
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- update file with doxygen 1.6.1 (current unstable)
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* doc/*.?.xml (manpages):
- add contrib to author tags and also add refmiscinfo to fix warnings
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reflect that we now use the new APT::Configuration class for this
instead of the init.cc
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- do not set internel "needs-configure" state for packages in
triggers-pending state. dpkg will deal with the trigger and
it if does it before we trigger it, dpkg will error out
(LP: #414631)
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http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.html .
Fixed by removing a space which will now be visibly in the errormessages,
but as this errors should never happen anyway and an extra space doesn't
harm we don't removed it.
* methods/http.cc:
- allow empty Reason-Phase in Status-Line to please squid,
thanks Modestas Vainius for noticing! (Closes: #531157, LP: #411435)
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- update the source description to reflect what it actually does
and how it can be used. (Closes: #413021)
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add the understanding for codenames instead of archives here
[cmdline/apt-get.cc]
- add pkg/archive and codename in source (Closes: #414105, #441178)
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- use SourceVersion instead of the BinaryVersion to get the source
Patch by Matt Kraai, thanks! (Closes: #382826)
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--ignore-hold only works partly: The holds are to strongly enforced
in these hooks - this commit brings the old (and expected) behaviour back.
[apt-pkg/depcache.cc]
- restore the --ignore-hold effect in the Is{Delete,Install}Ok hooks
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acquire-items choose which compression file they should (try first to)
download to easily add new or change the order of the compression types.
And because it is easy now we directly add builtin lzma support.
The compression ratio is better than bzip2 but we prefer the later for now
as no (official) mirror uses lzma, so this would only generate useless
hits on the servers. Maybe sometime in the future lzma will be the default...
[apt-pkg/acquire-item.cc]
- use configsettings for dynamic compression type use and order.
Based on a patch by Jyrki Muukkonen, thanks! (LP: #71746)
[apt-pkg/init.cc]
- add default configuration for compression types and add lzma
support. Order is now bzip2, lzma, gzip, none (Closes: #510526)
[ftparchive/writer.cc]
- add lzma support also here, patch for this (and inspiration for
the one above) by Robert Millan, thanks!
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in the source command in the msg "No source package x picking y instead"
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(Closes: #510286) add also showauto and command synopsis
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Patch from Marius Vollmer, thanks! (Closes: #504325)
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Patch from Robert Millan, thanks! (Closes: #509313)
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Patch from Vincent McIntyre, thanks! (Closes: #520831)
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Patch from George Danchev, thanks (Closes: #511557)
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file not exists, patch from George Danchev, thanks! (Closes: #511556)
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* backout my fix for the sources.list issue, there is already one in
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#532079)
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(Closes: #485476)
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before accessing it (Closes: #539366)
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* apt-pkg/sourcelist.cc:
- only show warning about missing sources.list file if no we have
no valid sourceentry (Closes: #539731)
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