[Bug 156680] Re: [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found

2007-10-25 Thread MarianoAbsatz
Mike, thanx for your prompt reply... update-manager-core *is* actually 0.59.25... I was about to try the -m server stuff when I noticed that my ^R was showing do-release-upgrade /without/ the sudo... it turns out that doing that actually asked me for the password at some point, but that was only

[Bug 156680] Re: [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found

2007-10-25 Thread MarianoAbsatz
Right, man... you can close the ticket. Be sure to note: user=id10t #Mariano Absatz :-) Sorry to misuse your time. Regards. -- [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156680 You received this

[Bug 156680] Re: [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found

2007-10-25 Thread MarianoAbsatz
Trying to close to stop people worrying. It was a permissions problem 'cause I forgot to sudo. ** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu) Status: Incomplete = Invalid -- [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found

[Bug 156680] Re: [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found

2007-10-24 Thread MarianoAbsatz
** Attachment added: dist-upgrade logs http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10158097/dist-upgrade-server-logs.tgz -- [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156680 You received this bug notification

[Bug 156680] Re: [feisty-gutsy] server do-release-upgrade fails because none of the *buntu-dekstop meta-package is found

2007-10-24 Thread Michael Vogt
Thanks for your bugreport. Could you please check what version of update-manager-core you have instaleld? It should be 0.59.25 from feisty-updates. If you are up-to-date, I would be interessed if it helps if you run: $ sudo do-release-upgrade -m server (this should be the default, but it seems