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Yoda332010-12-14 13:53:46
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Yoda33, 2010-12-14 13:53:46

Is it possible to run aptitude update only on a specific entry from sources.list?

There are quite a lot of sources in my sources.list (experimental, unstable, testing, debian-multimedia, google-chrome, etc.) and I'm somewhat lazy to edit the sources list every time I want to update, for example, only Mplayer or Google- chrome. Is it possible with aptitude's native (or third party) tools to "partially update" the list of packages?
PS mana and Google did not give an answer.

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kirushik, 2010-12-14
@Yoda33

Essentially, you need to download the files in the spirit to the . These files are located at the addresses specified in apt.sortez. They can, in theory, be taken by wget'om to the addresses and put where necessary. All this, in theory, can be automated on the tower.
repo.wuala.com_dists_stable_main_binary-i386_Packages
repo.wuala.com_dists_stable_Release
repo.wuala.com_dists_stable_Release.gpg

repo.wuala.com/dists/stable/main/binary-i386/Packages
repo.wuala.com/dists/stable/Release
repo.wuala.com/dists/stable/Release.gpg

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ID175055, 2010-12-14
@ID175055

cp sources.list sources.list.orig
edit sources.list
(apt-get|aptitude) update
rm sources.list
mv sources.list.orig sources.list
????
PROFIT

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Sergey, 2010-12-14
@bondbig

 ~$ sudo aptitude install $packetname ?

Should work, um.

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NickMitin, 2010-12-14
@NickMitin

apt-get install my_lovely_app

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vanuch, 2010-12-15
@vanuch

and if you try something like:

aptitude hold *
aptitude unhold mplayer crome

I didn't check it myself, but as an option

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