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- ignore lzma "Cannot allocate memory" errors, thanks to Brian
Murray
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if packages could not found (LP: #647045)
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- mark all installed packages first without auto installation in
a dist-upgrade to prefer upgrading packages instead of installing
new packages in versioned or-groups (Closes: #605394)
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* Czech by Miroslav Kure. Closes: #605107
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Testing has brought up a few places where this seriously degrades
performance, mostly in applications which iterate through all available
package records, like update-apt-xapian-index or synaptic. See
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=apt-compressed-indexes
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- set timeout of wget for net-update to 90 seconds (thanks to \sh)
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- do not hang if Acquire::http::ProxyAutoDetect can not be
executed or returns no data (LP: #654393)
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- do not hang if Acquire::http::ProxyAutoDetect can not be
executed or returns no data (LP: #654393)
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- if the changelog downlaod failed, do not show the generic error
but point to launchpad instead
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- apt-get download binary-pkgname to download a deb
- apt-get changelog binary-pkgname to display the changelog
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- don't ask the user for media change if quiet >= 2, stdout is not
a tty and assume-yes, force-yes or trivial-only option is set to
avoid cpu eating endless loops in unattended runs like apt.cron
(Closes: #602354, LP: #665580)
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to preferring "gz", so that compressed indexes will actually work.
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store compressed indexes. This feature is now mature enough for general
consumption. Update doc/apt.conf.5.xml accordingly.
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- Explicitly disable compressed indexes at the start. This ensures that we
will actually test uncompressed indexes regardless of the internal
default value of Acquire::GzipIndexes.
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- Explicitly disable compressed indexes at the start. This ensures that we
will actually test uncompressed indexes regardless of the internal
default value of Acquire::GzipIndexes.
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APT::Changelog::Server instead of hardcoding it. This allows local users
to point to a local changelog mirror, or make this script work for Debian.
* Add debian/apt.conf.changelog: Configuration for apt-changelog with the
server for Ubuntu (changelogs.ubuntu.com). Install it in debian/rules.
* doc/apt-changelog.1.xml: Document the new option.
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just take the latest one.
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- don't ask the user for media change if quiet >= 2, stdout is not
a tty and assume-yes, force-yes or trivial-only option is set to
avoid cpu eating endless loops in unattended runs like apt.cron
(Closes: #602354, LP: #665580)
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- don't install previously not installed providers in a try
to statisfy a "Breaks: provides" dependency by upgrade
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- if the package was explicitly marked as ToRemove don't
consider it as a candidate for FixByInstall
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changelogs.ubuntu.com. Install it in cmdline/makefile and debian/rules.
* Add doc/apt-changelog.1.xml, and install it in debian/rules.
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- try fixing before removing even if the fix is hidden in
a provides, hidden in the #590438 testcase
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- respect the none-force even in LANG=C (Closes: #602573)
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Cyril Brulebois for bashing me.
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- ensure that history.log gets closed to avoid leaking a FD
(closes: #601649)
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- ensure that history.log gets closed to avoid leaking a FD
(closes: #601649)
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- ensure that history.log gets closed to avoid leaking a FD
(closes: #601649)
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- fallback always to a suitable description (Closes: #601016)
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- Add a FileFd::FileSize() method to get the size of the underlying
file and not the size of the content in the file as FileFd::Size()
does - the sizes can differ since the direct gzip integration
* methods/{gzip,bzip2}.cc:
- use FileSize() to determine if the file is invalid (Closes: #600852)
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