> Do you have a backup copy of the contents of said directories before > reinstalling?
Actually, i didn't have to remove these directories since they was gone after removing the packages. So, the only thing I did was reinstalling. OK, i just reinstalled like the first time and... the bug was here again. I installed with aptitude by manually selecting cherokee, libcherokee-base0, libcherokee-server0 and libcherokee-config0 all in version 0.99.43-1 The problem is with the dependencies of libcherokee-config0-0.99.43-1. They don't require a specific version and it depends on libcherokee-client0 which is in version 0.7.2-4 in the stable branch. So, aptitude automatically installed this old version. After that, an upgrade of libcherokee-client0 to version 0.99.43-1 solves the problem. Regards. Thanks for your work and your concern. -- dr4ke. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
