Could not reproduce it on 13.10 anymore: I have tried to purge
php5-mhash, while php5-common was installed.
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Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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Title:
"apt-get purge" Selects another package when the requested package is
** Description changed:
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I have tried purging "php5-mhash", which has been removed in Lucid (via
Conflicts).
- "apt-get purge" selected php5-common instead (which now provides
- php5-mhash) and wanted to purge this package!
+ "apt-get purge" selected php5-common
Evan, in comment #7 comment #6 was stated to be meant for another bug.
Current state in Precise (apt 0.8.16~exp5ubuntu14.2) is that "remove" also
selects another package.
I cannot say if previously only "purge" was misbehaving, but here we go:
% sudo apt-get install php5-mhash
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Title:
"apt-get purge" Selects another package when the requested package is
not in
Whoops! Just read 4,5,6.
Let me correct myself,
replicated using:
apt-get install php5-mhash
apt-get remove php5-mhash
//all thats left now are the package's configs//
apt-get purge php5-mhash
//config files still left, purged php5-common//
In 6 juliank said a fix was comitted for debian, couldn't
Sound like this could easily be replicated with using apt-get purge on
php5-mhash,
time to confirm?
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Title:
"apt-get purge" Selects another packa
** Summary changed:
- "apt-get purge" should not select another package (when the requested one is
not installed but provided by another one)
+ "apt-get purge" Selects another package when the requested package is not
installed, but is provided by another package.
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