[...snip] > Maybe I hit a but in apt-get because: > > ----[ '/etc/apt/apt.conf' ]--------------------------------------------- > APT::Get::Install-Recommends "false"; > APT::Get::Purge "true"; > APT::Get::Fix-Broken "true"; > APT::Get::Show-Upgraded "true"; > APT::CDROM::Rename "true"; > Acquire::cdrom::mount "/media/cdrom"; > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > This is working on my workstation, but not on my Embedded System. > Could be that you have found a bug in apt-get? If you feel you have please report it.
[...snip] > > I do not know/understand WHY all peoples relaying on MySQL, where since > ages the problems are well known. Maybe they use the better/louder > publicity like Debian/Ubuntu. :-/ > > > http://ampache.org/bugs/ticket/446 > > Yes, but I am very angry about the MySQL stuff.. The way I look at it, it is a matter of choice. You prefer postgres and ampaches lead developer prefers mysql. Please leave your political, and flame war invoking statements off the BTS as this is not the place for them. You would be better severed by raising your concerns about mysql on debian-dev > Maybe he or we can look at PHP-PDO which then would be DB independant. > I'm sure if you approached ampaches lead developer in a more civilized manner, he would probably be more than willing to explore the possibilities of PHP-PDO with you. Best Regards Charlie
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