It would be nice if cron-apt would automatically use debdelta to upgrade packages when it is installed and have an option to turn debdelta usage off when it is installed but you don't want to use it. Alternatively, just an option to turn it on would be fine. A Suggests on debdelta would obviously be appropriate if either of these are added. I've resorted to modifying the cron-apt cronjob for now though.
Hi Paul Sorry for not knowing but what is debdelta. :) How did you enable it in your cronjob for now? Best regards, // Ola
http://packages.debian.org/debdelta I use it to track sid when on a slow connection or one with a low download quota. Yay living in bandwidth backwaters like Australia. # grep -v \# /etc/cron.d/cron-apt 30 2 * * * root test -x /usr/sbin/cron-apt && aptitude update -o quiet=2 && debdelta-upgrade && /usr/sbin/cron-apt
Hi Thanks for the information. I think actually your solution is the best one. I'm not fully sure how to make this work better than this. :) But suggestions are of course welcome. Best regards, // Ola
Ah wait a second. There are a different way. You can actually run debdelta in a conf.d action. Best regards, // Ola
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