is between the
available file (which does exist) and the Contents file. The
former gave me the information I needed when I put it to the test,
looking for software that produces thumbnail images, in response
to another post on this list.
Marc
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Marc Mongeon wrote:
But certainly this was intended to be an automated feature, right?
Is it a flag that you give to dpkg, or the compiled default in some
later version (I'm running 1.4.0.34, and have no Contents), or just
the result of a bunch of Debian users deciding it was a Good Idea
to
of me, I can't remember how I got the Contents file
either. However, I don't believe it ever was part of a debian
package. The reason I say this is because I keep a backup of
anything I use that didn't come from the distribution(s) on
debian.org. I have a backup of Contents-i386 (its old enough now
On Fri, Jun 11, 1999 at 10:08:04PM -0500,
ktb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I kind of hate to jump into a string like this but at the risk of
sounding real stupid how can one create this
/var/lib/dpkg/Contents-i386.gz file. I've searched for it on my Slink
system and it just isn't there. I took a
I think that you are right. The Contents file should be included.
Is the Contents file going to make a re-appearance in the next Debian
release? If not, I would like to request that that be reconsidered.
I am seeing more and more posts asking where some utility is located,
but this could
Is the Contents file going to make a re-appearance in the next Debian
release? If not, I would like to request that that be reconsidered.
I am seeing more and more posts asking where some utility is located,
but this could be easily answered if Debian had the Contents file to
quickly look it up
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