On Tuesday 22 June 2004 04:31 am, Benedict Verheyen wrote:
Is there a way to make sure aptitude first tries to download all
packages and only updates if ALL packages are succesfully download?
Yep.
apt-get -dy install FOO aptitude install FOO
where FOO is one or more package names, or
Aaron Maxwell wrote:
Yep.
apt-get -dy install FOO aptitude install FOO
where FOO is one or more package names, or 'upgrade' or 'dist-upgrade'
If you don't speak shell, the '' operator means 'execute the command
on my right if and only if the command on my left has a return status
of
Hi,
Often i get a Connection failed message when trying to update my
packages. This happens with apt-get and aptitude.
Last time i did this, aptitude tried to download several
packages and because of failed connections (and thus failing to
ddwnload certain packages) it only installed a few
Hi,
Often i get a Connection failed message when trying to update my
packages. This happens with apt-get and aptitude.
This part of the problem is probably solved (testing rigth now)
The problem is related to the number of seconds specified in the Timeout
var in the /etc/apt/apt.conf file.
I
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