On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 9:05 AM, uhu <email address hidden> wrote:
> Up to now (26. Aug, 9h am), I cannot find any fix with some name like
> gdal-bin or similar, although I have activated -proposed. Perhaps I
> have to try it again tomorrow. Or can you tell me what would be the
> name of that fix?
Uhu,
What do you see when you run:
apt-cache showpkg gdal-bin
Perhaps you have a newer version of gdal-bin installed from eg
ubuntugis/unstable which is blocking the upgrade of gdal-bin?
In that case you can try:
sudo aptitude install libgdal1-1.6.0/natty-proposed
sudo aptitude install gdal-bin/natty-proposed
Anyway:
I just did the same thing, and it seems the error with GML is
definitely fixed. I'm still doing some random other tests to be sure
there are no regressions.
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 9:05 AM, uhu <email address hidden> wrote:
> Up to now (26. Aug, 9h am), I cannot find any fix with some name like
> gdal-bin or similar, although I have activated -proposed. Perhaps I
> have to try it again tomorrow. Or can you tell me what would be the
> name of that fix?
Uhu,
What do you see when you run:
apt-cache showpkg gdal-bin
Perhaps you have a newer version of gdal-bin installed from eg 1.6.0/natty- proposed natty-proposed
ubuntugis/unstable which is blocking the upgrade of gdal-bin?
In that case you can try:
sudo aptitude install libgdal1-
sudo aptitude install gdal-bin/
Anyway:
I just did the same thing, and it seems the error with GML is
definitely fixed. I'm still doing some random other tests to be sure
there are no regressions.
Johan