At 10:57 14/11/01 +0100, Javier Castillo Alcibar wrote:
>     Hi Craig,
>
>     first of all, I recommend you to do "apt-get -f install".......after 
> that, try "apt-get remove mrtg" and "apt-get dist-upgrade" again.
>
>     If you upgrade successfully, you can try install mrtg with "dpkg -i 
> -D mrtg" and if you have problems, check "dpkg --force-help" to force the 
> installation.

Dont forget the good old ./configure --prefix=/opt/mrtg && make && make 
install if everything goes wrong... and rm -rf /opt/mrtg once you've got a 
stable solution.

Olivier


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