Fehlermeldung nach du

[DeKa]

Versuche doch einfach mal diesen vlc mit allen Paketen die Stress machen zu deinstallieren (remove bzw purge).
Wenn es mit der Reorganisation nicht klappt, bleibt glaube ich keine andere Möglichkeit als von vorn anzufangen.
Bevor du aber neu installierst würde ich ein dist-upgrade machen um zu sehen ob es noch irgendwo hakt.

[manilg]

Da habe ich schon Alles mehrfach versucht. Das Ergebnis ist immer das selbe.
manilg

[DeKa]

wie jetzt, du kannst vlc nicht deinstallieren oder wie?
Falls Abhängigkeiten fehlen hilft nur warten oder die deb-multimedia Quelle nutzen.

[melmarker]

und mal weiter im trüben fischen - ich hab gelesen, dass ein paket nicht hochgezogen werden konnte:

apt-show-versions -u

[manilg]

apt-show-versions -u
libboost-dev:i386/sid 1.49.0.1 upgradeable to 1.54.0.1


manilg

[melmarker]

ok - das kann wohl fürs erste weg. Spätestens, wenn du was selbst kompilierst, was das braucht, dann sagt Dir debian das

[manilg]

ok - das kann wohl fürs erste weg. Spätestens, wenn du was selbst kompilierst, was das braucht, dann sagt Dir debian das

Hat auch nichts geändert

manilg

[michaa7]

Schau mal ob du eine libvlccore5 installiert hast.

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apt-cache policy libvlccore5

[piper]

piper@x1:~$ apt-cache policy vlc vlc:i386
vlc:
  Installed: 1:2.1.1-dmo2
  Candidate: 1:2.1.1-dmo2
  Version table:
*** 1:2.1.1-dmo2 0
        500 http://www.deb-multimedia.org/ sid/main amd64 Packages
        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
     2.1.1-1 0
        500 http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable/main amd64 Packages
vlc:i386:
  Installed: (none)
  Candidate: 1:2.1.1-dmo2
  Version table:
     1:2.1.1-dmo2 0
        500 http://www.deb-multimedia.org/ sid/main i386 Packages
     2.1.1-1 0
        500 http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable/main i386 Packages

Have you tried re-enabling the  "deb-multimedia" repo and reinstalling vlc, if all went good, disable the "deb-multimedia" and

apt-get clean && apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade

That should pull in the 2.1.1-1 0 package

Yes, I use the evil "deb-multimedia"  (mythtv) and have never had a problem, I also build with it

[michaa7]

dmo is the reason for my question re libvlccore5:
I had had enabled DMO, and disabled it some time ago. Now, the new vlc packages include libvlccore7 which seem to replace libvlccore5. But each of them depends on different versions of vlc-data AND needs exactly that version (not ">=" but "="). Unfortunately Debian  libvlccore7 seems unaware of the existance of livvlccore5 and does not remove it. As a consequenze vlc-date is not updated to the appropriate version. And therefore vlc automatically was helt back here on my system.


So if you, manlig, have removed but not purged *all* related packages, there are chances an old version of whatever blocks the vlc update. And BTW, those "/etc/vlc/lua/http/dialogs" path sounds very strange to my, I wonder where they came from.


If you ever had DMO enabled it might be the solution to follow the road piper suggested or investigate for older packages which need to be purged. I used "apt-get purge *vlc*". I still found  libvlccore4 configfiles allthough the package was removed. "apt-get purge libvlccore4" worked although this package was not installed anymore!

So maybe the best solution is (note both "*"):

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apt-get purge *vlc*

to catch all remnants including outdated libvlc*s. Reinstall afterwards (don't forget the browser-plugin-vlc).

[piper]

Inside /etc/vlc/lua/http is a file called   .hosts and a folder called dialogs

The .hosts looks like

#
# Access-list for VLC HTTP interface
# $Id$
#

# localhost
::1
127.0.0.1

# link-local addresses
#fe80::/64

# private addresses
#fc00::/7
#fec0::/10
#10.0.0.0/8
#172.16.0.0/12
#192.168.0.0/16
#169.254.0.0/16

# The world (uncommenting these 2 lines is not quite safe)
#::/0
#0.0.0.0/0

Inside the dialogs folder is another .hosts file which looks like

# This file is an empty access list. Leave it as is.
# You are not supposed to access files from this directory directly.

[michaa7]

with vlc purged, reinstalled and working I don't even have "/etc/vlc/" ,


anyway, that's not part of manilgs problem.

[piper]

with vlc purged, reinstalled and working I don't even have "/etc/vlc/" ,


anyway, that's not part of manilgs problem.

I too don't think it is the problem, but you said above

And BTW, those "/etc/vlc/lua/http/dialogs" path sounds very strange to my, I wonder where they came from.

It is part of vlc-data

http://packages.debian.org/sid/all/vlc-data/filelist

https://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Modules/http_intf/

http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/all/vlc-data/filelist

http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/all/vlc-data/filelist

Most of this (/etc/vlc/lua/http/.hosts)  is for web interface on your machine, android, raspberry pi, headless raspberry pi, etc


Would be interesting to see the output of

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adequate vlc-data

Should have a /usr/share/vlc/lua also

[michaa7]

Would be interesting to see the output of

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adequate vlc-data

simply no output, nothing, nada

Should have a /usr/share/vlc/lua also

yes, thisone exists

[piper]

Quote from: piper on Today at 06:07:24 PMWould be interesting to see the output of
Code: [Select]adequate vlc-data
simply no output, nothing, nada

Quote from: piper on Today at 06:07:24 PMShould have a /usr/share/vlc/lua alsoyes, thisone exists

Ah, my bad, you would need 

apt-get install adequate

adequate checks for common bugs in the installed Debian packages:

• broken symlinks;
• missing copyright files;
• obsolete conffiles;
• Python modules not byte-compiled;
• /bin and /sbin binaries requiring /usr/lib libraries;
• missing libraries, undefined symbols, symbol size mismatches;
• license conflicts.

Author:Jakub Wilk


http://packages.debian.org/source/sid/adequate