I used BackupPC 3.1.0-1 on a fresh Debian Etch install, and it
wouldn't start because there was no MTA installed. I did an "apt-get
install exim4" and then BackupPC started up no problem, and I haven't
any other bugs to report for 3.1.0-1
I have already written to the package maintainer and suggested that
perhaps there's an MTA meta-package that he can list under the
BackupPC package requirements, or perhaps just requiring the exim4
package.
Justin Best
503.906.7611
On Jan 2, 2008, at 6:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3.1.0 now shows up as an upgrade in Debian Lenny. I still have 3.0.0
installed.
I perused the changelog and didn't see anything major.
Is there anything I should do before upgrading? Any reports of
anything
major breaking?
Thanks.
Jon S.
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