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Subject: apt: Reload method to reget and reinstall latest?
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After filesystem corruption (through equipment failure or stupidity), it is
sometimes neccessary to reinstall packages. Currently, the best way to do
so seems to be to do a dpkg --force-depends --remove followed by an apt-get
install. It'd be useful, in such cases, to use "apt-get reload" or somesuch
to reget and reinstall the currently installed version. This is no
different the the normal behavor of apt-get install except that it does not
check that the version being downloaded is >> the existing version.
Thank you,
-=- James Mastros
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On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, James Mastros wrote:
> After filesystem corruption (through equipment failure or stupidity), it is
> sometimes neccessary to reinstall packages. Currently, the best way to do
You mean like the --reinstall option?
Jason
