Hi,
it seems apt-get recently changed its behaviour which affects
blends-dev. Blends-dev defines a certain configured sources.list file
which is set in $aptsources. Apt is called with the following options:
my @aptopts = ("Dir::Etc::sourcelist=$aptsources",
"Dir::State=$aptdir/state",
"Dir::Cache=$aptdir/cache",
"Dir::State::Status=/dev/null",
"Debug::NoLocking=true",
"APT::Get::AllowUnauthenticated=true");
This worked fine until last week when I generated metapackages
successfully. Today I realised that non-free, experimental etc is
included and realised that this is due to the fact that apt is accessing
the files I have kept in /etc/apt/sources.list.d on my computer. After
renaming this dir blends-dev worked as usual.
I wonder whether this is a bug^Wfeature in apt and how I can force
apt to ignore this dir.
Any help is welcome.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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