Using backports after upgrade

Hello - I was running Sarge with SpamAssassin upgrades from backports.org.
Then I upgraded to Etch. I have backports in my sources.list, but I don't
seem to be getting SA updates. (My SA is 3.1.7, and latest seems to be
3.2.3)

Is there something about my upgrading from sarge to etch that could've
affected this?

Thanks - John

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Using backports after upgrade

On Fri, 2 Nov 2007 23:33:26 -0400
"John Fleming" wrote:

> Hello - I was running Sarge with SpamAssassin upgrades from
> backports.org. Then I upgraded to Etch. I have backports in my
> sources.list, but I don't seem to be getting SA updates. (My SA is
> 3.1.7, and latest seems to be 3.2.3)
>
> Is there something about my upgrading from sarge to etch that
> could've affected this?
>
> Thanks - John
>
>

Did you change the line in your sources.list file to point to
'etch-backports'?

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Liam

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Using backports after upgrade

On Fri, Nov 02, 2007 at 11:33:26PM -0400, John Fleming wrote:
> Hello - I was running Sarge with SpamAssassin upgrades from backports.org.
> Then I upgraded to Etch. I have backports in my sources.list, but I don't
> seem to be getting SA updates. (My SA is 3.1.7, and latest seems to be
> 3.2.3)
>
> Is there something about my upgrading from sarge to etch that could've
> affected this?

I think that you may find that the SA upgrades have migrated to
debian-volatile. Its a new official service for upgrades that are not
security-minded (as is security.debian.org) but that info changes (such
as virus and spam scanners). If so, its just one more line in your
sources.list.

Doug.

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Using backports after upgrade

I think that you may find that the SA upgrades have migrated to
debian-volatile. Its a new official service for upgrades that are not
security-minded (as is security.debian.org) but that info changes (such
as virus and spam scanners). If so, its just one more line in your
sources.list.

Doug.
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Sorry that I'm late answering and messing up the threads. I had to go out
of town and got a little happy with the delete key... Got the above from
the archives.

My sources list is below - Both volatile and back ports are in there, and
both clamav (volatile) and SA (backports) used to update before I upgraded
sarge to etch.

Thanks any other help...? - John

#The url below is for clamav updates
deb http://volatile.debian.org/debian-volatile etch/volatile main
#The url below is for spamassassin from backports.org
deb http://www.backports.org/debian etch-backports main

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Using backports after upgrade

On Sun, 4 Nov 2007 13:39:06 -0500
"John Fleming" wrote:

>
> I think that you may find that the SA upgrades have migrated to
> debian-volatile. Its a new official service for upgrades that are not
> security-minded (as is security.debian.org) but that info changes
> (such as virus and spam scanners). If so, its just one more line in
> your sources.list.
>
> Doug.
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Sorry that I'm late answering and messing up the threads. I had to
> go out of town and got a little happy with the delete key... Got the
> above from the archives.
>
> My sources list is below - Both volatile and back ports are in there,
> and both clamav (volatile) and SA (backports) used to update before I
> upgraded sarge to etch.
>
> Thanks any other help...? - John
>
> #The url below is for clamav updates
> deb http://volatile.debian.org/debian-volatile etch/volatile main
> #The url below is for spamassassin from backports.org
> deb http://www.backports.org/debian etch-backports main
>
>

Use the command 'apt-cache policy spamassassin' to see what versions
of spamassassin are available. Then, if you want the version from
etch-backports, issue the command 'aptitude install -t etch-backports
spamassassin' (or use apt-get for the purpose).

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Liam

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