The Debian version of the logitechmediaserver has gotten tangled up
with dpkg.
The package used to be squeezeboxserver. They created a new package
named logitechmediaserver. However, most of the config files were
retained with their old names. Installing lms triggered a remove of
sbs, then
Hello Marc!
I believe your problem *shoud(TM)* be fixed by not purging but removing:
aptitude remove squeezeboxserver
or:
dpkg remove squeezeboxserver
Not sure if the remove option is exactly the same for dpkg, but it should be
and otherwise that could be easy to find out from the manpage. -
Julien Claassen jul...@mail.upb.de writes:
Hello Marc!
I believe your problem *shoud(TM)* be fixed by not purging but removing:
aptitude remove squeezeboxserver
or:
dpkg remove squeezeboxserver
Not sure if the remove option is exactly the same for dpkg, but it
should be and otherwise
On Wed, 23 Nov 2011 17:31:55 -0500 (EST), Marc Auslander wrote:
Thanks. I was not clear enough. It was automatically removed when
the new package was installed. It now lurks in the configured state
waiting for me to accidently purge it and destroy my new
installation. I'd like to get rid
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