I've installed the updated auto-apt package, version 0.3.23ubuntu0.14.04.1 from
trusty-proposed, in a Ubuntu 14.04 virtual machine (I'm still using 13.10).
This version seems to work correctly. The auto-apt commands mentioned in the
description work fine and without filling the RAM.
I've also tested using auto-apt to "help me" install 'nano' from source
('auto-apt run ./configure').
It installed all required dependencies. After that, 'make' compiled the program
without problems.
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/usr/lib/auto-apt/auto-apt-pkgdcb consumes over 100% RAM on 0.3.23
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