volitank
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1 year ago It says right in there that it is Auto-Removing.
Try apt full-upgrade --auto-remove and see if the same behavior happens.
Open W01v3n opened 1 year ago
volitank
commented
1 year ago It says right in there that it is Auto-Removing.
Try apt full-upgrade --auto-remove and see if the same behavior happens.
W01v3n
commented
1 year ago It says right in there that it is
Auto-Removing.Try
apt full-upgrade --auto-removeand see if the same behavior happens.
But it's also installing it whenever I do nala update && nala upgrade. In APT, it doesn't happen. In NALA I am stuck in an endless loop of installing and uninstalling this package.
volitank
commented
1 year ago This is why I said to run apt full-upgrade --auto-remove
This is closer to what Nala is performing. Did you try that?
volitank
commented
1 year ago If you want it to stop immediately then you can change the config option in /etc/nala/nala.conf as below.
# Set to false to disable auto auto-removing
auto_remove = falseBut I'd at least like to know if that apt command I sent will reproduce the behavior.
W01v3n
commented
1 year ago This is why I said to run
apt full-upgrade --auto-removeThis is closer to what Nala is performing. Did you try that?
Yes, still the same.
If you want it to stop immediately then you can change the config option in
/etc/nala/nala.confas below.# Set to false to disable auto auto-removing auto_remove = falseBut I'd at least like to know if that apt command I sent will reproduce the behavior.
Putting a bandage on the problem is not going to fix it. If I'm gonna have to mess around with nala's configurations, I am not going to use it at all.
There has been some progress though; when I did apt full-upgrade --auto-remove it auto removed the package libfuse3-3, then I ran the command again, APT did not install this package again.
But then I ran the command sudo nala update;sudo nala upgrade and it tried to install the package libfuse3-3 again.
So... APT does not reproduce this issue. As I said previously, it only happens with nala.
volitank
commented
1 year ago I just noticed you're on 20.04. Can you give me the output of nala --version and apt list nala -a?
W01v3n
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1 year ago There you go:
user@PC:~$ nala --version
nala 0.11.1
user@PC:~$ apt list nala -a
Listing... Done
nala/scar,scar 0.13.0 all
nala/scar,scar 0.12.3 allI believe you are using nala-legacy, which is very old and no longer supported. It's a compiled binary and tended to have a lot of weird compiler bugs. I would upgrade to the latest 0.13.0 and try again. In order to do this you will have to run apt remove nala-legacy and then apt install nala. There may be dependency issues because Nala was never really designed to work on 20.04.
It should be able to pull them from my repository depending on how you set up our repo.
Hello, I'll keep it short, you'll see the problem. Nala is installing and removing this package (not auto) without relation to any package being upgraded or auto-removed. Results of
sudo nala update ; sudo nala upgrade:I ran it again. Results of
sudo nala update ; sudo nala upgrade:See? It feels real dumb to do that. It does not happen if I use APT, only nala.