Owncloud recommends to install a non-existing package
Bug #1253911 reported by
Robert Drążkowski
This bug affects 1 person
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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| owncloud (Ubuntu) |
New
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Undecided
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Unassigned | ||
Bug Description
Owncloud recommends to install "zendframework" package, which is not available.
There is however a "zend-framework" package (with "-") available - for some reasons Ubuntu changed the Debian package name.
Most probably it should be discussed with zend-framework maintainer, because it is not first bug report about this particular issue - the previous one was about leto-dms being unistallable at all in precise.
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| Quinn Balazs (qbalazs) wrote | #1 |
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bug #1052423 was created to address this, the issue was passed along to the Debian maintainer, but nothing has been done about it there. This delta was created because the Debian package doesn't ship ZendX library addons, which are currently depended upon, and due to unconventionality of the Debian package's naming, "zend-framework" conforms to the naming standards. I don't foresee these lining up anytime soon, the current solution has been to make anything that depends on "zendframework" depend on "zendframework|