Le 02.07.2014 14:57, criego duncan a écrit :
I'm running debian testing and keep it pretty up-to-date. I did
'aptitude update' then 'aptitude dist-upgrade' both yesterday and the
day before. Last night i noticed that deluge was completely gone
from
my system. I never intentially uninstalled it. So i looked through
the
dpkg & aptitude logs in /var/log and the string "deluge" does not
appear
in any of these files.
The one unusual thing is that the day before yesterday i deleted
everything that had to do with enlightenment (e17), which i had been
using and installed openbox & lxpanel.
This seems totally bizarre to me. All the deluge packages i had
installed (i was running the classic interface) were gone. I
reinstalled and so now they're back, but my configuration is not
being
picked up because it no longer recognizes any torrents as being
present.
How could several packages disappear from my system (a) without my
explicitly doing it (deluge & deluge-gtk would not be automatically
removed due to dependencies because they're not dependent on
anything)
and (b) with no trace of this happening in /var/log/aptitude* &
/var/log/dpkg* ???
There was a thread recently about removal of packages when using
aptitude's update commands. Did you verify when you did that update the
list of packages which were planned to be added, removed and updated?
Aptitude may have warned you about this, since deluge may have been
installed as a dependency of another package (a DE meta-package for
example).
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