block 500266 by 478685
thanks

Hi,

I'm very ashamed (and have no excuse!) for taking so long in replying
to this bug report. The workaround (and, yes, I know it is not an
_acceptable_ workaround - But I promise to push upstream into giving
me a way to fix this! ;-) ) is to deinstall and reinstall Cherokee,
instead of upgrading it.

This happens because of an oversight I noticed a bit too late - 0.6.1
introduced the cherokee-admin interface and libcherokee-config0
library, but I didn't actually move the required bits into the
libcherokee-config0 package until 0.8.1-1.  Now, as
libcherokee-server0 and libcherokee-config0 depend on each other (and
that's the issue reported in #478685), and the same file exists in
libcherokee-server0 <= 0.7.2-4 and libcherokee-config0 >= 0.8.1-1,
the upgrade fails.

#478685 was filed quite a bit ago, but I didn't regard it as important
enough. And #500266, which should be quite prioritary, didn't get any
attention because I just missed it! :-@

Anyway, I don't have an answer yet - but I promise to have it soon.

Thanks for the patience, and sorry again.

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