Re: How do I clear out a list

2001-07-08 Thread Brendan O'Connor
On Friday 06 July 2001 13:32, Brian Schramm wrote:
 I did a apt-get update.  Acually I followed the instructions on
 www.progeny.com web site.  For your instructions, would that install them
 or remove them?

 Brian

As others said, you need to do an update from dselect, because apt and 
dselect don't use the same database to keep track of updates.

Enjoy.
--Brendan



Re: How do I clear out a list

2001-07-07 Thread Joost Kooij
On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 02:32:23PM -0400, Brian Schramm wrote:
 I did a apt-get update.  Acually I followed the instructions on
 www.progeny.com web site.  For your instructions, would that install them
 or remove them?  

It should reinstall all packages with a ximian version, replacing
them with debian versions (or whatever you put in sources.list).

   My problem is that the ximian files are still listed in my dselect list
   even though I have taken the site out of my sources.list file.  How do I
   get rid of them so I can install the ones from progeny and debian sites?
  
  Have you run update from dselect?  If so, then they are probably still
  listed in dselect, because the packages from ximian are still installed
  on your system.  The versions of these packages in the debian archive
  are lower I guess, so they are not upgraded.
  
  You can try typing this into a root shell:

 dselect update

   for pkg in $( COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l * | awk '/^ii.*ximian/ {print $2}' )
   do
 apt-get --reinstall install $pkg
   done
  
  Try:
  
   COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l * | grep ximian
   
  to see if that fixed it.
  Cheers,
  
  
  Joost
  
 



Re: How do I clear out a list

2001-07-06 Thread Joost Kooij
On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 09:30:20PM -0400, Brian Schramm wrote:
 I wanted to remove all the ximian files from my system since they are
 giving me a lot of problems.  I also wanted to change to Progeny since I
 have a vidio card that works better under xfree 4.x then xfree 3.x.  So, I
 followed the instructions on how to do this.  
 
 My problem is that the ximian files are still listed in my dselect list
 even though I have taken the site out of my sources.list file.  How do I
 get rid of them so I can install the ones from progeny and debian sites?

Have you run update from dselect?  If so, then they are probably still
listed in dselect, because the packages from ximian are still installed
on your system.  The versions of these packages in the debian archive
are lower I guess, so they are not upgraded.

You can try typing this into a root shell:

 for pkg in $( COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l * | awk '/^ii.*ximian/ {print $2}' )
 do
   apt-get --reinstall install $pkg
 done

Try:

 COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l * | grep ximian
 
to see if that fixed it.
Cheers,


Joost



Re: How do I clear out a list

2001-07-06 Thread Brian Schramm
I did a apt-get update.  Acually I followed the instructions on
www.progeny.com web site.  For your instructions, would that install them
or remove them?  

Brian

Brian Schramm
[EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ 104442754  AIM schrammbrian
www.linuxexpert.org

   
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Joost Kooij wrote:

 On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 09:30:20PM -0400, Brian Schramm wrote:
  I wanted to remove all the ximian files from my system since they are
  giving me a lot of problems.  I also wanted to change to Progeny since I
  have a vidio card that works better under xfree 4.x then xfree 3.x.  So, I
  followed the instructions on how to do this.  
  
  My problem is that the ximian files are still listed in my dselect list
  even though I have taken the site out of my sources.list file.  How do I
  get rid of them so I can install the ones from progeny and debian sites?
 
 Have you run update from dselect?  If so, then they are probably still
 listed in dselect, because the packages from ximian are still installed
 on your system.  The versions of these packages in the debian archive
 are lower I guess, so they are not upgraded.
 
 You can try typing this into a root shell:
 
  for pkg in $( COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l * | awk '/^ii.*ximian/ {print $2}' )
  do
apt-get --reinstall install $pkg
  done
 
 Try:
 
  COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l * | grep ximian
  
 to see if that fixed it.
 Cheers,
 
 
 Joost
 



How do I clear out a list

2001-07-05 Thread Brian Schramm
I wanted to remove all the ximian files from my system since they are
giving me a lot of problems.  I also wanted to change to Progeny since I
have a vidio card that works better under xfree 4.x then xfree 3.x.  So, I
followed the instructions on how to do this.  

My problem is that the ximian files are still listed in my dselect list
even though I have taken the site out of my sources.list file.  How do I
get rid of them so I can install the ones from progeny and debian sites?

Thanks for any help.

Brian

Brian Schramm
[EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ 104442754  AIM schrammbrian
www.linuxexpert.org

   



Re: How do I clear out a list

2001-07-05 Thread D-Man
On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 09:30:20PM -0400, Brian Schramm wrote:
| I wanted to remove all the ximian files from my system since they are
| giving me a lot of problems.  I also wanted to change to Progeny since I
| have a vidio card that works better under xfree 4.x then xfree 3.x.  So, I
| followed the instructions on how to do this.  

X4 is available in Woody -- I am using it right now and am very happy
with it.

| My problem is that the ximian files are still listed in my dselect list
| even though I have taken the site out of my sources.list file.  How do I
| get rid of them so I can install the ones from progeny and debian sites?

Are they still installed?  I think if you uninstall them, then run
'apt-get autoclean' after an 'apt-get update' they will be removed
from the list of existing packages.

HTH,
-D