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    APT and Tarball-Install  
aXqd


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05-23-07 12:13 PM

i have installed libpcap-0.9.6 from source-tarball, then how can i
tell APT this information while it keep informing me that i have to
install libpcap-0.8 before "apt-get install tcpdump"?

any ideas?






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    Re: APT and Tarball-Install  
SINNER


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05-23-07 06:13 PM

* aXqd wrote in alt.os.linux.debian:

> i have installed libpcap-0.9.6 from source-tarball, then how can i
> tell APT this information while it keep informing me that i have to
> install libpcap-0.8 before "apt-get install tcpdump"?
>
> any ideas?
>
>

use checkinstall to install from source.

apt-get install checkinstall

then the build process becomes
./configure
make
checkinstall

It will get added to the apt database.

--
David





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    Re: APT and Tarball-Install  
Linonut


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05-24-07 12:14 AM

After takin' a swig o' grog, SINNER belched out this bit o' wisdom:

> * aXqd wrote in alt.os.linux.debian:
> 
>
> use checkinstall to install from source.
>
> apt-get install checkinstall
>
> then the build process becomes
> ./configure
> make
> checkinstall
>
> It will get added to the apt database.

Thanks for the lead!  Hadn't heard about it.  I'd been marking the
packages as manually installed (in aptitude).

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Real programmers don't use Pascal.





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