Well you're using the Unstable repository, things like that will happen
as you are getting the latest versions. For Quantal(12.10) I'm currently
updating it, it should be all fine at the end of the day or tomorrow.
On precise (12.04) everything is up and should be working.
Jérôme
On 13-07-09 12:26 PM, Daniel Kastl wrote:
Hi,
This change is very confusing and it would be nice if it would be
announced beforehand and somewhere documented.
Right now it just breaks a lot of things. I think many people used
"ubuntugis-unstable" PPA because the "stable" PPA was not really
offering recent package versions in the past such as PostGIS 2.0.
I'm speaking from the pgRouting perspective and I have difficulties
now to build packages for different Ubuntu releases.
Actually I just tried to see what happens when I update to libgdal1h
using Ubuntu 12.10:
* First the upgrade removed QGIS and Mapserver (little surprise) and
a bunch of other packages
* Then I was looking for postgresql-9.1-postgis-2.0 ... but another
surprise. There was no new package for Precise
Is the Precise package just missing and will be added soon? Or will be
packages for 12.10 not updated anymore?
Then I'm wondering why libgdal1h was published for 12.10 but other
software was not updated.
Daniel
On Tue, Jul 9, 2013 at 8:19 AM, Hamish <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Pedro:
> After an update of GDAL to v1.10 through ubuntugis-unstable, I
have a
> lot of problems with package dependencies from libgdal1. This
package
> was, apparently, replaced by libgdal1h (gdal 1.10.x) but there are
> many programs that are not understanding it as a substitute (eg OTB,
> pgrouting which depends on the package postgresql-9.1-postgis,
etc..).
>
> Is there any reason for libgdal1 have been changed to libgdal1h,
since
> there are many packages that use libgdal1 as dependency?
Hi,
re. the new libgdal1h package, see:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-gis/2013/06/msg00015.html
http://lists.debian.org/debian-gis/2013/06/msg00016.html
if you use /any/ after-market package repository (such as
UbuntuGIS's),
you can expect things not to work from time to time as packaging
changes filter through the system. if you want things not to change
unexpectedly then use the official distro packages. aka be patient,
you're witnessing progress as it happens, and the other packages in
"unstable"(!) will catch up to the new naming soon enough. :)
regards,
Hamish
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