Sven Luther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Unfortunately not (and Debian central tools don't have logging >> capabilities). > > apt-get upgrade &>/tmp/log & ; tail -f /tmp/log > > :)))
:-) That's why I said _and_ Debian ... > >> What I recall of what's happening (3 attempts): >> 1/ all ocaml libs have been vanished >> 2/ ocaml-base and labglGTK files are being installed >> 3/ ocaml is being installed > > Well, the idea was : > > o ocaml is on hold because you have installed libs. > > o if you go ahead and install ocaml by hand (apt-get install ocaml), > all libs will be removed. > > What exactly did you do ? > > 1) you did an apt-get install ocaml, and it did not install ocaml, but > removed the libs ? apt-get update ; apt-get dist-upgrade > 2) you then ran apt-get upgrade and ocaml-base and lablgtk where > installed ? I reran apt-get dist-upgrade, and yes. > 3) you ran apt-get upgrade again and ocaml is installed (as well as the > rest of the missing stuff ? I ran apt-get install ocaml to get the new ocaml. Cheers, -- Jérôme Marant http://marant.org
