RE: [rdiff-backup-users] 0.12.4 compatible with 0.6.0?

[Ian Neubert]

Wow that's awesome Dave, thanks a bunch!


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-----Original Message-----
From: David Kempe [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 1:08 PM
To: Ian Neubert
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [rdiff-backup-users] 0.12.4 compatible with 0.6.0?


Ian Neubert wrote:
  > Any thoughts on this? Thanks.

what I do is backport the latest stable rpm with alien.
the only problem with that is that you have to edit 
/usr/bin/rdiff-backup to point to python2.2 instead of python after you 
install the .deb file.

alien is the easiest to use.
ideally a proper backport of the unstable version would be good.
/me goes away and searches.
well what do you know, there is a backport already available:

from www.apt-get.org
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# Backports of unstable and testing packages to stable, and unstable 
packages to testing. Sideports of unofficial from Christian Marillat 
(patent-contaminated multimedia software) and various other places. 
Bleeding edge releases of official and soon-to-be official Debian 
packages. Repackaging of unstable and testing Linux kernels for stable, 
and with additional package optimized for VIA C3 chip. Most build for 
i386 and some (expecially the Marillat packages) build powerpc unstable. 
(Added 2003-09-28, last checked 2003-10-18) (Download as text)  - 
maintained by dr at jones dot dk
Maintained by Jonas Smedegaard, who is also an official Debian package 
maintainer.
Packages in database: acl, amavisd-new, amavisd-new-milter, analog, 
apache, apache-common, apache-dev, apache-doc, apache-perl, apache-ssl, ...
Architectures: all, i386, powerpc
deb http://debian.jones.dk woody misc
deb http://debian.jones.dk sarge misc
deb http://debian.jones.dk sid misc

# Matches:
rdiff-backup 0.12.5-1.99.jones.0 (i386)
rdiff-backup 0.12.5-1.99.jones.1 (i386)
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do you can use the woody line above and get recent rdiff-backups!

that should do the trick,

dave