Thanks for the tips folks. I'm not sure how much changing the version is an option for me.
> It's not messed up, but as others have said you can't reuse that version. > > If you just got it slightly wrong, increment the number and try again. > For example if you accidentally uploaded 2.2 as 2.3-1ubuntu1, and you > now want to upload the real 2.3, just say 2.3-1ubuntu-2. If you used > a number very far in the future and the real series will never pass > that, you need to use an epoch as Umang suggested. > > If you need help say more about your particular case. > I'm trying to maintain a patch against the kernel, and I'm trying to script most of the re-packaging. I made some mistakes and I ended up uploading a maverick versioned meta-linux to the lucid series. So 2.6.35 instead of 2.6.32, ie, for the life of lucid. I believe I have the issue fixed, so it shouldn't be a problem in the future. But it is still good to know that I have to be careful. I'm using a testing ppa, soo, I think worse comes to worse, I think I can just create a new testing ppa. And regarding changing the epoch, I suspect that just making a new ppa makes more sense and is less risky. Let me know if there is anything wrong with my approach. Thanks, Dan
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