This bug was fixed in the package packagekit - 0.7.4-2ubuntu1 --------------- packagekit (0.7.4-2ubuntu1) quantal; urgency=low * Merge from Debian unstable. Remaining Ubuntu changes: - debian/control: Have the libraries recommend python-aptdaemon.pkcompat over packagekit as we don't want the latter to be installed by default. packagekit (0.7.4-2) unstable; urgency=low * Fixed qt2 library soname * Don't install GIR into multiarch path (Closes: #670374) * Updated packagekit-python description packagekit (0.7.4-1) unstable; urgency=low * New upstream release: 0.7.4 This is the ultimate-aptcc release, fixing nearly all known bugs! PK changes relevant to Debian: - packagekit-glib2: Add GType's for packagekit-glib2 enumerations (Stef Walter) - packagekit-qt2: Add simulateRepairSystem and repairSystem(bool) to the Transaction API (Daniel Nicoletti) - python: Speed up get_package_list (Tomáš Trnka) - apt: apt.cache.Cache() now reuses the dpkg of the chroot (Sebastian Heinlein) - apt: Fix modalias search on non-multi-arch systems (Sebastian Heinlein) - apt: Replace use of depracted python-apt 0.7.x API (Sebastian Heinlein) - aptcc: Add a new class to show cache opening progress (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Add AptCacheFile to handle all pkg cache openings (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Add SimulateRepairSystem and RepairSystem methods (Daniel Nicoletti) (LP: #496290) - aptcc: Avoid crashing when error messages containing invalid utf8 is sent (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Change the way we mark auto-installed packages (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Correctly emit if a repo is enabled (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Don't emit error if repo is empty (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Emit newly-installed local package information (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Emit packages that are untrusted with the PK_INFO_ENUM_UNTRUSTED enum (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Emit UnfinishedTransaction when we were not able to fix the cache (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Fix a multiarch bug that failed to resolve packages (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Fix crash when a package for an invalid version (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Fix resolving of gdebi packages when they have :arch field (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Implement support for InstallFiles() (Matthias Klumpp) (Closes: #606131) - aptcc: Implement SUPPORTED support (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Improve the autoremove code (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Mark dependencies of a file-installation as automatic (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Move ShowBroken to AptCacheFile, and added CheckDeps from apt-get (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Refactored to use AptCacheFile (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Reident the code and re-enforce KDElibs coding style (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Remove a code duplication and emit proper RestartRequired signal (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Reorganise parts of AptCC to make the code more readable (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Separate the try install/remove functions (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: Simplify code for checking trusted packages (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Update license headers & fix some more indentation and typos (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Use _exit() to quit the child process as synaptic does (Daniel Nicoletti) - aptcc: When on multiarch some packages that should have the :arch appended to the installed list files (Daniel Nicoletti) - Deprecate Message(untrusted-package) from the API (Richard Hughes) - Install pk-task-sync.h as part of the public API (Stef Walter) - Add full integration so that UI can know when to repair the system (Daniel Nicoletti) - Do not allow an empty resolve call to be passed down to the backends (Richard Hughes) - Do not include the website in the tarball (Richard Hughes) * Don't ship PackageKit bash-completion: Apt can do this already * Ship PackageKit tools in separate package * Drop all patches: Applied upstream * Refresh remaining patches (for policy & default settings) packagekit (0.7.3-3) unstable; urgency=low * Drop dependency on python-gobject (Closes: #663742) * Update links to Debian wiki * Allow upgrading Firefox/Iceweasel while running (LP: #958609) * Don't suggest aptd as alternative to PK * Switch to compat-level 9 * Make library packages multiarch-compatible * Don't ship PackageKit website packagekit (0.7.3-2) unstable; urgency=low * Drop dependency on update-manager-core: Not required * aptcc: Fix crash if we got a package with an invalid version * aptcc: Fix a multiarch bug which prevented resolving packages packagekit (0.7.3-1) unstable; urgency=low * New upstream release: 0.7.3 Debian-relevant highlights of this release: - glib: Fix transfer annotation of pk_results_get_package_sack() (Vincent Untz) - glib: Fix transfer annotations for GPtrArray returns (Martin Pitt) - glib: Do not send progress updates for non-verb packages (Richard Hughes) - apt: Add support for plugins, call them for what-provides (Martin Pitt) - apt: Add test case for what-provides CODEC (Martin Pitt) - apt: Add test cases for what-provides ANY and unsupported types (Martin Pitt) - apt: Add test for what-provides MODALIAS (Martin Pitt) - apt: Do not fail on missing /var/lib/PackageKit/mime-map.gdbm (Martin Pitt) - apt: Fix error code for what-provides CODEC (Martin Pitt) - apt: Implement support for what-provides ANY (Martin Pitt) - apt: Implement support for what-provides MODALIAS (Martin Pitt) - apt: what_provides() search argument is a list, not a string (Martin Pitt) - aptcc: Disable InstallFiles() again (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Don't hang on long transactions (Matthias Klumpp) - aptcc: Fix crash when simulating local package install (Matthias Klumpp) - Add LANGUAGE_SUPPORT what-provides type (Martin Pitt) - Don't crash when the system bus isn't available, just abort with an error (Richard Hughes) - Fix a critical warning when starting gnome-settings-daemon (Matthias Clasen) - Imply the install trusted polkit auth when we get the remove auth (Richard Hughes) - Imply the install trusted polkit auth when we get the untrusted auth (Richard Hughes) * Bump standards version to 3.9.3 * Only suggest gdebi, it's not a requirement * Drop patches: Everything is applied upstream now * Disable as-needed patch again, no ltmain is shipped * Refreshed vendor patches -- Martin Pitt