[Ubuntu] Change of libgdal1 to libgdal1h - dependency problems

Tue Jul 9 13:08:08 PDT 2013

Hi Daniel,

We'll probably update the Stable repo with Raring's packages when the 
next version of ubuntu will come out.

Soon enough the unstable will be a bit more stable. Right now I'm 
updating/fixing pretty much every packages.

I agree I should have sent an email to warn people that many changes 
were coming, sorry about that.

Jérôme

On 13-07-09 01:31 PM, Daniel Kastl wrote:
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> On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 2:17 AM, Jerome Villeneuve Larouche 
> <jlarouche at mapgears.com <mailto:jlarouche at mapgears.com>> wrote:
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>     Well you're using the Unstable repository, things like that will
>     happen as you are getting the latest versions. For Quantal(12.10)
>     I'm currently updating it, it should be all fine at the end of the
>     day or tomorrow.
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> Hi Jerome,
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> Thank you!
> I'm actually just upgrading to 13.04.
>
> I know that "unstable" is not supposed to be stable ;-)
> The problem until just a while ago was, that "unstable" was stable 
> enough, but "stable" was usually very outdated.
> Looking at the stable PPA now this has changed a lot. That's nice.
> Unfortunately "stable" PPA has no support yet for 13.04 (which I'm 
> right now updating to), so I will have to use "unstable" again for now.
>
> Well, I have to figure out now how to define a PPA dependency in a 
> way, that I can publish pgRouting packages also for 13.04.
> Are the plans to include 13.04 packages to stable PPA as well in the 
> near future?
>
> Daniel
>
>
>     On precise (12.04) everything is up and should be working.
>
>     Jérôme
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>     On 13-07-09 12:26 PM, Daniel Kastl wrote:
>>     Hi,
>>
>>     This change is very confusing and it would be nice if it would be
>>     announced beforehand and somewhere documented.
>>     Right now it just breaks a lot of things. I think many people
>>     used "ubuntugis-unstable" PPA because the "stable" PPA was not
>>     really offering recent package versions in the past such as
>>     PostGIS 2.0.
>>
>>     I'm speaking from the pgRouting perspective and I have
>>     difficulties now to build packages for different Ubuntu releases.
>>     Actually I just tried to see what happens when I update
>>     to libgdal1h using Ubuntu 12.10:
>>
>>       * First the upgrade removed QGIS and Mapserver (little
>>         surprise) and a bunch of other packages
>>       * Then I was looking for postgresql-9.1-postgis-2.0 ... but
>>         another surprise. There was no new package for Precise
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>>     Is the Precise package just missing and will be added soon? Or
>>     will be packages for 12.10 not updated anymore?
>>     Then I'm wondering why libgdal1h was published for 12.10 but
>>     other software was not updated.
>>
>>     Daniel
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>>     On Tue, Jul 9, 2013 at 8:19 AM, Hamish <hamish_b at yahoo.com
>>     <mailto:hamish_b at yahoo.com>> wrote:
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>>         Pedro:
>>         > After an update of GDAL to v1.10 through
>>         ubuntugis-unstable, I have a
>>         > lot of problems with package dependencies from libgdal1.
>>         This package
>>         > was, apparently, replaced by libgdal1h (gdal 1.10.x) but
>>         there are
>>         > many programs that are not understanding it as a substitute
>>         (eg OTB,
>>         > pgrouting which depends on the package
>>         postgresql-9.1-postgis, etc..).
>>         >
>>         > Is there any reason for libgdal1 have been changed to
>>         libgdal1h, since
>>         > there are many packages that use libgdal1 as dependency?
>>
>>         Hi,
>>
>>         re. the new libgdal1h package, see:
>>         http://lists.debian.org/debian-gis/2013/06/msg00015.html
>>         http://lists.debian.org/debian-gis/2013/06/msg00016.html
>>
>>
>>         if you use /any/ after-market package repository (such as
>>         UbuntuGIS's),
>>         you can expect things not to work from time to time as packaging
>>         changes filter through the system. if you want things not to
>>         change
>>         unexpectedly then use the official distro packages. aka be
>>         patient,
>>         you're witnessing progress as it happens, and the other
>>         packages in
>>         "unstable"(!) will catch up to the new naming soon enough. :)
>>
>>
>>         regards,
>>         Hamish
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