On Thursday 17 February 2011, Rémi Vanicat wrote: > Frédéric Marchal <[email protected]> writes: > > [...] > > > Aspell-fr was installed before I dist-upgraded to squeeze. As the package > > was already up to date, it was not updated during the migration to > > Debian 6.0 so the postinst script had no chances to run and set things > > straight. > > Did this mean you had a mixed installation with updated aspell-fr but > not aspell ? In this case I will be tempted to rate this bug as won't > fix as those kind of upgrade are not supported.
I migrated from lenny to squeeze in one jump with apt-get dist-upgrade. I never mixed packages from two versions. That much, I can tell for sure. But I must have been wrong about aspell-fr not being upgraded. I assumed aspell-fr had not been upgraded because the version number remained the same but I now see that the packages from lenny and squeeze have different version numbers so it must have been upgraded during the migration. Before rebuilding the package from sources, I tried to apt-get install aspell- fr and confirmed that it was the latest version available. So I wasn't stuck with the old version at that time. I can also tell that I have seen a lot of messages about an invalid locale during the dist-upgrade. Almost every single package did report a lot of identical warnings but, unfortunately, I didn't write the exact message down. I think it was a message from perl. aspell-fr could have been afflicted by that apparent wrong locale and failed to rebuild the dictionary properly. This bug report lacks a sound basis. I propose to close the topic unless someone experiences the same problem and can provide more evidences. Frederic -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
