Hi,

due to another gcc changelog funny thing, my dist-upgrade broke and I
couldn't get control back, since the faulty package can't be removed due
to dependencies, and since apt is now hitting an internal error.

You'll find the transcript attached.

Mraw,
KiBi.

Hi,

When debugging a particular case for dictionaries-common #751367 I am
getting a similar error message when trying to recover from an
installation error by reinstalling the package. wbritish here is
unconfigured because of a previous error that should no longer happen when
reinstalling, but that will still happen when trying to configure again, and

# apt-get install --reinstall wbritish

fails with

E: Internal Error, No file name for wbritish:amd64

Not sure if this always happens when trying to reinstall a package that is
not yet configured because of an error, but looks like that. In this
particular case nothing depends on wbritish, so I can simply remove and
reinstall.

Found with wheezy apt, but still happens after upgrading apt to sid version.

Regards,