What exactly did you do to fix this, Alexander? My apt is hosed by this
same issue right now.
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JetWhiz schrieb:
What exactly did you do to fix this, Alexander? My apt is hosed by this
same issue right now.
Perhaps I suffered from some other issue. I had safe-rm installed where
/usr/bin/rm is a symbolic link to /usr/bin/safe-rm which is a perl
script. So I just removed the link
Ah, nice catch ... I was wondering what perl script was running during
the upgrade and killing it. Defaulting /usr/bin/rm to /bin/rm at least
gets you through the upgrade.
It looks like safe-rm uses English to get the program name (instead of
just using $0), so I'm wondering if yanking
Hello,
the culprit was:
safe-rm
which is an perl script itself and apparently prevented perl paths from
deletion. After replacing it by the original rm (/bin/rm not
/usr/bin/rm) the upgrade succeeded.
I beg your pardon for the fast cry in the first place :-)
Best regards,
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Alexander
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