19 Apr
2020
19 Apr
'20
7:50 a.m.
On 19/04/2020 00:20, J Leslie Turriff wrote:
On 2020-04-18 17:41:12 Michael Howard via
trinity-users wrote:
Yes, I understood that. I was replying to somebody who seemed not to.
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On 18/04/2020 22:58, deloptes wrote:
I believe that the recommendation to change packages from Required to
Recommended is a suggestion to the developers, not to you.
Leslie
Michael Howard via trinity-users wrote:
There seems to
be some confusion here :)
I know tde-trinity is a meta package and using that package is how the
installation is described on the TDE website.
However, using that package installs sudo, by default and despite
'holding' sudo, tde-core-trinity wants to install other sudo relate
packages. I don't want sudo.
So, to be clear, I'm simply asking how to install TDE (these days)
WITHOUT sudo. Ideally, I don't want to repackage anything.
Regards, Well tde-core-trinity depends on sudo-trinity
(and sudo-ldap?) so I
still get sudo that way.
If somebody could remind me of the individual list of packages for a
basic install (where it's documented) I can do it that way and repackage
at my leisure.
tde-trinity and tde-core-trinity are meta packages. So what Slavek
suggested is to change those to Recommended and I suggest to move them to
tde-trinity. This way you could install all you need by installing
tde-core-trinity without sudo dependencies.
If you want to do it your way, it is sufficient to repackage
tde-core-trinity and set them in Recommended as Slavek suggested.