** Description changed:
- sudo ./dbbuild -d /var/cache/lsc-vala.db
+ sudo ./dbbuild -d /var/cache/lsc-vala.db
Collecting app-install data...
Querying PackageKit...
** (dbbuild:28222): ERROR **: dbbuild.vala:207: Error: Package name
ardour-i686 could not be resolved.
- What do I do?
Mattias, thanks a lot for clearing that up! I've erroneously tracked
down python-aptdaemon.pkcompat to packagekit ubuntu package and thus
marked it affected. Reassigned to aptdaemon package now :)
I've hit up the aptcc changelog linked above and it seems it did improve
greatly since last time I ch
** Also affects: aptdaemon (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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dbbuild fails with "could not be resolved"
To manage not
I never used Xapian, so i don't know how to implement a database with
it, also there are no bindings...
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Oh, btw: It appears that you're creating a completely new SQL db from raw
data... It would probably make more sense and be a little bit faster to use the
original Xapian database, as discussed in our AppStream[1] meeting.
Unfortunately, the generator code to build the DB from AppStream XML or Ap
Hi!
That is not the fault of PackageKit, the compat layer is wrong and Ubuntu does
some extremely crappy things, e.g. forcing the PyApt-backend in Ubuntu-Drivers,
which is totally broken and has been removed (again) from distribution. (We
weren't able to ship it in Debian with RC bugs)
Btw, Aptd
By the way I've got the same error for package "qtodo", see bug 1023808
So maybe this bug is not exclusive to multiarch.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: packagekit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Ubuntu uses python-aptdaemon.pkcompat by default instead; it bridges
PackageKit interfaces into much more modern AptDaemon. See
https://launchpad.net/aptdaemon for advantages over packagekit-backend-
aptcc
So it seems that that's a bug in python-aptdaemon.pkcompat now.
** Also affects: aptdaemon
