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wildstar84
Joined: 31 May 2014
#1
Could you reply w/the repository used in the new 15-ß? I'm using the testing repos for my current Antix and keep everythign upgraded that doesn't require libsystemd0/systemd. I've used"deb
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url was:"http://angband.pl/debian"
linktext was:"http://angband.pl/debian"
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nosystemd" for awhile now for SOME of them, but it doesn't appear to be updated. Is that the one you're using?

Thanks
anticapitalista
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Joined: 11 Sep 2007
#2
They are here:


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url was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/stable/pool/nosystemd/"
linktext was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/stable/pool/nosystemd/"
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url was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/testing/pool/nosystemd/"
linktext was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/testing/pool/nosystemd/"
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wildstar84
Joined: 31 May 2014
#3
Thanks, but no workee in synaptic - tried distribution=testing, section(s)=nosystemd
How do I add the testing one to Synaptic?
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Dave
Joined: 20 Jan 2010
#4
In / etc / apt / sources.list.d / antix.list.
You would write the links above as
deb http:// antix.daveserver.info/stable stable nosystemd
deb http:// antix.daveserver.info/testing testing nosystemd

Then save and reload synaptic / apt-get update.

However you will most probably have a line like
deb http:// antix.daveserver.info/stable stable main

For which you would just need to add nosystemd like
deb http:// antix.daveserver.info/stable stable main nosystemd
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wildstar84
Joined: 31 May 2014
#5
Got it working w/an expired key error for"stable","testing" doesn't seem to work / have any packages, but the"stable" seems to have current versions?

I used (replacing the"testing main" one I was using) and ended up finally commenting out the"testing" one below:

deb
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url was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/stable/"
linktext was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/stable/"
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stable nosystemd
# deb
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url was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/testing/"
linktext was:"http://antix.daveserver.info/testing/"
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testing nosystemd

Thanks!
anticapitalista
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#6
If you are going to run Debian Testing (or sid) after Jessie goes final, then you will need the antiX testing repo.
If you want to stay with Jessie then don't use any of the testing repos.
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wildstar84
Joined: 31 May 2014
#7
I have this working perfectly on one machine but not on another, though I have identical etsy /apt/sources.list and etsy /apt/sources.list.d/antix.list on both. On the non-working one, I get:

W: Failed to fetch http whackwhack antix.daveserver.info/testing/dists/testing/InRelease
W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.

On the working one, I was able to upgrade Cups to v1.7.5-11.0nosystemd1 and some other packages. I know it's NOT working on the other as these versions are NOT available due to above error.

My antix.list on BOTH is:
# Use with Debian Wheezy repository. Set as default for antiX-13.2.
# deb http whackwhack antix.daveserver.info/stable/ stable main

# Use with Debian Testing (or Sid) repositories.
# deb http whackwhack antix.daveserver.info/testing/ testing main

# deb http whackwhackantix.daveserver.info/stable/ stable nosystemd
deb http whackwhack antix.daveserver.info/testing/ testing nosystemd
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wildstar84
Joined: 31 May 2014
#8
Never mind, I got it working. I ended up going back to (deb http whackwhack antix.daveserver.info/testing/ testing main) and upgrading"antix-archiver-keyring" and"antix-goodies", then switching back to (deb http whackwhack antix.daveserver.info/testing/ testing nosystemd) and that eliminated both the error and the expired key warning! Not sure why, since I had used (apt-get --allow-unauthenticated update) which on the other machine allowed the repository update w/the key warning. Anyway, all is well now!