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I've been using rdiff-backup successfully for some time on various
Linux distros, but I'm looking now at installing it on Debian stable.
Unfortunately Debian stable has Python 2.1 and rdiff-backup requires
2.2. I'm reluctant to upgrade Python on the Debian stable system as that
implies many other package upgrades, including libc6.

The default rdiff-backup package on Debian stable is 0.6, which is
somewhat dated now. Has anyone else put the latest rdiff-backup on
Debian stable and, if so, what approach did you use?

Thanks,
Keith

Post rdiff-backup on Debian stable 
On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 12:06:32 +0000
Keith Edmunds <keith < at > midnighthax.com> wrote:

Has anyone else put the latest rdiff-backup on
Debian stable and, if so, what approach did you use?

Memo to self: you know how you hate it when people don't read the
archives..?

Sorry to have bothered you all.

Keith

Post rdiff-backup on Debian stable 
Keith Edmunds said:
Sorry to have bothered you all.


Keith, dunno what you exactly found in the archives, but recently I have
been tracking things from :
deb http://debian.jones.dk woody misc

he has 13.3.
used to have 12.5 but upgraded to unstable recently

dave

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