Dear Sebastian,
I am doing that with pinning ( not really lenny but etch-backports).
You have to create a preferences file like:
Package: *
Pin: release a=etch-backports
Pin-Priority: 900
Package: *
Pin: release o=Debian,a=stable
Pin-Priority: 800
Package: *
Pin: release
Antonio Amorim wrote:
and place it on the chroot_sources directory of your configuration. It
will be placed on /etc/apt/preferences if you apply the following patch
to lh_chroot_sources: ( Is it already available in live-helper?)
thanks for your patch, however, as you probably seen above,
Hi,
Is it possible to tell live-helper to install gnumed-client from testing while
keeping the rest from etch ?
apt-pinning ?
It tries to update many packages from testing if I add the repository.
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Leipzig / Germany
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Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
Is it possible to tell live-helper to install gnumed-client from testing
while
keeping the rest from etch ?
I /personally/ would backport the package and use it through a
repository (or include it into chroot_local-packages). because...
apt-pinning ?
...pinning
Daniel Baumann wrote:
so, i'll add a check for
config/chroot_apt/preferences.{binary,bootstrap} into lh_chroot_apt,
which is the helper to take care about the configuration of apt during
the chroot stage.
done in my git tree, please test.
put an approriate preferences file into
On Sonntag 14 Oktober 2007, Daniel Baumann wrote:
Daniel Baumann wrote:
so, i'll add a check for
config/chroot_apt/preferences.{binary,bootstrap} into lh_chroot_apt,
which is the helper to take care about the configuration of apt during
the chroot stage.
done in my git tree, please
On Sonntag 14 Oktober 2007, Daniel Baumann wrote:
Daniel Baumann wrote:
so, i'll add a check for
config/chroot_apt/preferences.{binary,bootstrap} into lh_chroot_apt,
which is the helper to take care about the configuration of apt during
the chroot stage.
done in my git tree, please
Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
like this ?: config/chroot_apt/preferences/preferences
no, config/chroot_apt is the directory, and pereferences is the file in
it (full path to file: config/chroot_apt/preferences). sorry for beeing
unclear about that.
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Address:Daniel Baumann,
On Sonntag 14 Oktober 2007, Daniel Baumann wrote:
Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
like this ?: config/chroot_apt/preferences/preferences
no, config/chroot_apt is the directory, and pereferences is the file in
it (full path to file: config/chroot_apt/preferences). sorry for beeing
unclear about
Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
I only see a cvs tree to get the latest code ? . Can this be used as well ?
cvs? there has never be any cvs repository. prior git, there was svn.
unrelated to that, you can get as always snapshots from here:
http://live.debian.net/debian-snapshot
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Address:
On Sonntag 14 Oktober 2007, Daniel Baumann wrote:
Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
I only see a cvs tree to get the latest code ? . Can this be used as well
?
cvs is here. no idea how recent that is
http://alioth.debian.org/scm/?group_id=30929
cvs? there has never be any cvs repository. prior git,
Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
cvs is here. no idea how recent that is
http://alioth.debian.org/scm/?group_id=30929
that's the alioth gforge whatever thing which you can't remove. afaik,
that gets automatically 'created' (not the repo, there s none; but the
page about it in gforge) when a new project
On Sonntag 14 Oktober 2007, Daniel Baumann wrote:
Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
cvs is here. no idea how recent that is
http://alioth.debian.org/scm/?group_id=30929
that's the alioth gforge whatever thing which you can't remove. afaik,
that gets automatically 'created' (not the repo, there s
Hi daniel,
it would be nice too to get your config later, so that it can be
integrated into live-helper directly (same as with debian-edu), where
you can do 'lh_config --mode debian-gnumed lh_build'.
Ah, this is what the --mode switch is for ;-) Do I understand this
correctly as a
eno wrote:
Ah, this is what the --mode switch is for ;-) Do I understand this
correctly as a predefined package list + predefined config settings, all
to be pulled from .. where?
it is mostly for debian sub-projects and debian-forks who do have
different mirrors to bootstrap from; or
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