*- On 12 Dec, peter karlsson wrote about apt-get dist-upgrade replacing
self-built archives
Hi!
How come that apt-get dist-upgrade upgrades packages that I have
compiled myself (from the sources), although the version in the Debian
archive is the same as the one I have compiled myself?
Because the md5sum does not match that of the 'real' version. You
should either put the package on hold in dselect(does dist-upgrade
respect holds?). Or add an entry to the debian/changelog and increase
the version number before you build the package. Not sure what is the
best versioning scheme, maybe follow the NMU rules of adding a .X
version to the last version.
Brian Servis
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