Dne po 26. září 2016 Louis-Philippe napsal(a): > Hi, > > We compiled SOGo and SOPE on Debian Jessie. Everything works fine > except the following point. > > When we do an "apt-get upgrade", we have always this error: > > The following packages have unmet dependencies: > sogo : Depends: libsbjson2.3 (>= 4.9.r1664.20160708) but 4.9.r1664 is > installed > E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f. > > If we do an "apt-get -f install", it wants to uninstall SOGo... > > Do you have an idea to remove this warning ? > > Thanks, > > -- > Louis-Philippe
When you create packages yourself, you have to establish rules for composing package versions. Otherwise, the update will not work correctly. For packages SOGo itself it seems simple => you can use the version number of the SOGo release. However, there can also be problems - for example, official packages from Inverse have problems during the dist-upgrade. But packages SOPE are always released just as the current snapshot == without clear version number. Therefore use only 4.9.r1664 as version number is insufficient. The number 4.9 seems clear. But the following r1664 is totally misleading. This is determined as a historical snapshot of the previously used Monotone. For the current versions, this number has no useful value. For SOPE packages therefore you need to have your own rules. For example, in official packages from Inverse is added current date of snapshot to the version number. By the way, if you want to use a stable releases but do not want to compile yourself, you can use the alternative apt repository, which I have previously provided. -- Slávek -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
