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From: Carsten Wartmann <cw at mero.in-berlin.de>
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M . Dietrich writes:
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 > On Sat, Feb 20, 1999 at 05:02:33PM +0100, Carsten Wartmann wrote:
[···]
 > > Gibt es ein *einfaches* Tool, welches Abhängigkeiten auflöst? Z.B.
 >
 > klar, das gibts: apt-get aus dem apt-paket. apt ist noch nicht fertig,
 > das commandlinetool jedoch schon. apt-get iss ziemlich schlau und
 > schafft sogar libc6-updates. dolle sache das - laed die pakete sogar
 > direkt vom server uebers internet.

Und lokal von CD? muss ich da die CDs per lokalem ftp zur Verfügung
stellen?

Carsten.