On 3/28/08, Savvas Radević <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  deluge-torrent-common is not an official deluge package. Please use the
>  official packaged versions.

In terms of Ubuntu, the official package is the one in the archive.
Stop using the non-Ubuntu package from deluge-torrent.org as it is not
supported by Ubuntu (and therefore this bug tracking system), and you
will not have this problem. (Or, alternatively, always use the
unsupported-by-Ubuntu deluge-torrent.org package, but don't complain
to Ubuntu when it doesn't work.)

>  The reason is usability:
>  I was using deluge-torrent version 0.5.8.6 (from the www.deluge-torrent.org) 
> when update manager offered a new version, 0.5.8.6-1.
>  I tried to update and the problem was visible upon installing it:
>  E: /var/cache/apt/archives/deluge-torrent-common_0.5.8.6-1_all.deb: trying 
> to overwrite `/usr/share/deluge/glade/delugegtk.glade', which is also in 
> package deluge-torrent

First remove the old unsupported deluge-torrent that you installed,
then install the supported deluge-torrent package from Ubuntu (which
will also install the deluge-torrent-common package).

>  Whoever uses other sources as the official ubuntu ones, should
>  definitely stop, it's causing problems with official packages.

All distros package their own version of software. This is normal. It
is abnormal to use the non-distro-specific "official packages" rather
than the ones built specifically for Ubuntu by Ubuntu.

>  In the description of the deluge-torrent-common you say it yourself:
>  "This package contains architecture independent files. It should not be 
> installed directly. You should rather have a look to deluge-torrent package."

The reason deluge-torrent-common exists is that it contains all the
files that don't need to change based on the architecture it is
installed on. This reduces the size of the archive as it doesn't need
to keep multiple copies of these files for different architectures
(currently 7 in Ubuntu).

You should never have to install deluge-torrent-common yourself,
because the deluge-torrent package depends on it, so installing
deluge-torrent will automatically install deluge-torrent-common.

Cameron

** Changed in: deluge-torrent (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Invalid

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