"Ralf S. Engelschall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [snip] > > I've just attempted to do this with an installation and it was pretty > > painless. I did have to update some config files and there were some > > rpms which were not available for the 2.4 release so I just took the > > latest 2.3 or current version I could find. > > Btw, at least _ALL_ CORE and BASE packages which were part of OpenPKG > 2.3 are also part of OpenPKG 2.4 as we've not kicked out any packages > (our general policy prevents this in orde to avoid breaks in the upgrade > path). So I guess the packages were you didn't find a 2.4 version were > CURRENT packages only, right? Or were there any 2.3 packages which are > now no longer in 2.4, except for PLUS class packages (which always go in > and out on demand)?
I need to correct what I said before. The packages I needed were in 2.4. I have been downloading the packages manually[1] from ftp://ftp.openpkg.org and had not noticed the PLUS subdirectory. Therefore I had not seen the packages I was missing (amavisd and clamav) which were in the SRC/PLUS directory. (I had just been looking in SRC). That said I have been having issues with accessing ftp.openpkg.org by ftp from inside my company network. It appears that Therefore I correct my previous statement: the packages were available - user error meant I did not find them. Simon [1] I should have used openpkg-tools to automatically get the required packages (and dependencies) but I have been having issues with accessing ftp.openpkg.org by ftp[2] from inside my company network (and also from home). I think this is a firewall issue. Is there an openpkg.org http url which can be used to reach the packages and rdf files? [2] Since I have not seen other reports like this perhaps the problem is mine alone. ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org User Communication List openpkg-users@openpkg.org
