Hi Doug,
Try
apt-get --print-uris -y dselect-upgrade >PACKAGES
Take that file to your work machine and do a
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On Wed, Aug 30, 2000 at 09:16:52AM +0200, Douglas Eck wrote:
> Can I ask dselect (or dpkg) to generate a file list of
> required files and then use that file list to
> download the 70Mb at work, where we're on a fast connection?
dpkg has options called "get-selections" and "set-selections"
which
Hi,
I'm new to the dselect/apt-get/... tools, (I just got Debian 2.2
installed last night and have not had time yet to play with/learn these
new tools). I'm guessing that the output of 'apt-get -s' is a simple
list of file names (no extras, like size, in additional columns). If
so, the following
On Wed, 30 Aug 2000 10:55:09 +0200, Alessandro Ghigi said:
[snip]
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
>
> apt-get -d install 1st new package to install
>
> . this for all such packages
>
> apt-get -d upgrade 1st old package to be upgraded
>
>
Is it also possible to feed that generated list back into apt-get on
my work linux box so that the packages can be automatically
downloaded to disk for burning on CD-ROM (but *not* installed
on the work Linux box?
What Tal says
apt-get -d install [files]
will download, but not inst
Hello
On Wed, 30 Aug 2000 10:04:34 +0200, Douglas Eck said:
[snip]
>
> Thanks Alessandro.
>
> Is it also possible to feed that generated list back into apt-get on
> my work linux box so that the packages can be automatically
> downloaded to disk for burning on CD-ROM (but *not* install
Alessandro Ghigi wrote:
>
> May be you should try with
>
> apt-get -s dselect-upgrade.
>
> This should list both the new packages to be installed from scratch and the
> ones that need to be upgraded > (together with the promise of configuring all
> of them).
Thanks Alessandro.
Is it also po
May be you should try with
apt-get -s dselect-upgrade.
This should list both the new packages to be installed from scratch and the
ones that need to be upgraded (together with the promise of configuring all of
them).
Bye
Alessandro
I ran dselect on my home box last night and it wanted
I ran dselect on my home box last night and it wanted
to download 70Mb of files. This is ok given that I've
been using potato for a while without downloading.
Can I ask dselect (or dpkg) to generate a file list of
required files and then use that file list to
download the 70Mb at work, where we're
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