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Re: [Arctica-Devs] libxcomp3

[Mike Gabriel]

Hi,

On  Fr 04 Mai 2018 16:50:33 CEST, Mihai Moldovan wrote:


* On 04/20/2018 07:55 AM, Mats Lindestam wrote:

I have a problem with the libxcomp3 package. I have X2Go-Client installed
and when Debian is trying to update I get the following error:

E: http://packages.x2go.org/debian/ jessie/main libxcomp3 i386
2:3.5.99.15-0+git20180308.2971+8.main.1 is not (yet) available (404  Not
Found [IP: 148.251.201.107 80])


That's outdated, so hence removed. Maybe you just need to refresh  
your package
lists? Make sure to run a dist-upgrade so that conflicts are handled  
correctly
(obviously while staying on jessie if that is really what you are  
using) or to

uninstall all nx-libs and X2Go packages first.



I checked with dpkg which version of libxcomp3 I have installed:

ii  libxcomp33.5.0.27-1+b2 i386 NX X compression library

Apparently there are two libxcomp3 available, one from the Artica Project
and one from the X2Go Packaging Team (see output from "apt-cache show
libxcomp3" below). I seem to have the on from the X2Go Packaging Team
installed.

Do you know how to go about solving the error or do you know who to turn to
to get help?


X2Go doesn't provide 3.5.0.x any longer (short off in the saimaa packages).

I don't even know where "3.5.0.27-1+b2" is coming from - it's  
neither from the

X2Go nor Arctica repos since neither project ever used such versioning.


3.5.0.27-1+b2 is an official Debian package version (after a binNMU).

I have seen upgrade path problems with that package, but could never  
really pin it down reliably.


Mike

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Re: [Arctica-Devs] vcxsrv sources

[Mike Gabriel]

Hi Iztok,

On  Mo 29 Feb 2016 12:52:54 CET, Iztok Fekonja wrote:


I was looking for sources (with VS .dsw)
and cannot find them...?


The official sources for VcXsrv are at [1].

We (that is, Michael DePaulo for X2Go and Arctica Project) maintain a  
version of VcXsrv that earlier sees CVE issues resolved than the  
official upstream VcXsrv. Michael's code is maintained at [2].


What exactly are you looking for "(with VS .dsw)"?

Mike

[1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/vcxsrv/
[2] https://github.com/ArcticaProject/VcXsrv
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