char dpkgbuf[1024];
int dpkgbuf_pos;
FILE *term_out;
-
+ FILE *history_out;
+ string dpkg_error;
+
+ /** \brief record the disappear action and handle accordingly
+
+ dpkg let packages disappear then they have no files any longer and
+ nothing depends on them. We need to collect this as dpkg as well as
+ APT doesn't know beforehand that the package will disappear, so the
+ only possible option is to tell the user afterwards about it.
+ To enhance the experience we also try to forward the auto-install
+ flag so the disappear-causer(s) are not autoremoved next time -
+ for the transfer to happen the disappeared version needs to depend
+ on the package the flag should be forwarded to and this package
+ needs to declare a Replaces on the disappeared package.
+ \param pkgname Name of the package that disappeared
+ */
+ void handleDisappearAction(string const &pkgname);
+
protected:
int pkgFailures;
// the int is the state that is already done (e.g. a package that is
// going to be install is already in state "half-installed")
map<string,unsigned int> PackageOpsDone;
- // map the dpkg "processing" info to human readable names
- map<string,string> PackageProcessingOps;
+
// progress reporting
unsigned int PackagesDone;
unsigned int PackagesTotal;
struct Item
{
- enum Ops {Install, Configure, Remove, Purge} Op;
+ enum Ops {Install, Configure, Remove, Purge, ConfigurePending, TriggersPending} Op;
string File;
PkgIterator Pkg;
Item(Ops Op,PkgIterator Pkg,string File = "") : Op(Op),
// Helpers
bool RunScriptsWithPkgs(const char *Cnf);
bool SendV2Pkgs(FILE *F);
+ void WriteHistoryTag(string const &tag, string value);
// apport integration
void WriteApportReport(const char *pkgpath, const char *errormsg);