sm-lib-apt-tools - samba holds support
To h2 or anyone else that works close with this library.
I'd like to have samba in the auto holds, so I come out with this patch. Note: This patch doesn't apply clear with the official sm-lib-apt-tools. This is from a custom made one. Taking as base smxi 1.22.11 r1498: :: Code :: --- sugholds.sh 2009-10-24 08:33:48.000000000 -0400
+++ sugholds.sh2 2009-10-24 08:56:20.000000000 -0400 @@ -332,6 +332,10 @@ " packageGroup='OpenOffice.org' ;; + samba) + packages="$( package_tester '(samba|samba-common|samba-common-bin|libsmbclient|smbclient|smbfs)' )" #samba-doc 2:3.4.2-1 + packageGroup='Samba' + ;; sun-java) packages="$( package_tester '(sun-java6-bin|sun-java6-jre|sun-java6-plugin)' )" packageGroup='Sun Java' @@ -391,7 +395,7 @@ # shorter version number strings for less picky package groups # I'm adding in the + test to handle those beta versions and some other odd # syntaxes: 2.8.4+2.8.4-1; - gimp|gnome-1|gnome-2|gnome-3|gnome-ruby|gnome-vfs|hplip|vegastrike|xfc4|xpdf) + gimp|gnome-1|gnome-2|gnome-3|gnome-ruby|gnome-vfs|hplip|samba|vegastrike|xfc4|xpdf) tempOne=$( check_package_status "$package" | cut -d '-' -f 1 | cut -d '+' -f 1 | cut -d '~' -f 1 ) ;; # special case to avoid 0.11.3-7+b1 / 0.11.3-7 type cases. sun java: 6-14-1 @@ -461,6 +465,7 @@ advanced_broken_dependency_handler 'hplip' advanced_broken_dependency_handler 'kde-workspace' advanced_broken_dependency_handler 'ooo' + advanced_broken_dependency_handler 'samba' advanced_broken_dependency_handler 'sun-java' advanced_broken_dependency_handler 'transmission' advanced_broken_dependency_handler 'vegastrike' My concern is if "samba" should be added in the "2.8.4+2.8.4-1" group or not. Thank you Back to top |
3.4
3.4-1 3.4-1+beta4 which one has experience shown to be the breaking point in sid currently? let's start with 3.4-1 style remembering that debian has no consistent rules about version numbers and dependencies, and neither do maintainers of specific package groups, which makes it fully trial and error, but I think going for 3.4-1 probably is a fine place to start. Back to top |
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