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CC-3307: airtime-full-install fails on Ubuntu 11.10 

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Martin Konecny 2012-02-08 11:03:11 -05:00
parent da2ab1caa9
commit 799e11921b
2 changed files with 2 additions and 2 deletions
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install_full/ubuntu/airtime-full-install
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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ php-pear php5-gd postgresql odbc-postgresql python2.6 libsoundtouch-ocaml \
libtaglib-ocaml libao-ocaml libmad-ocaml ecasound \ libtaglib-ocaml libao-ocaml libmad-ocaml ecasound \
libesd0 libportaudio2 libsamplerate0 rabbitmq-server patch \ libesd0 libportaudio2 libsamplerate0 rabbitmq-server patch \
php5-curl mpg123 monit python-virtualenv multitail libcamomile-ocaml-data \ php5-curl mpg123 monit python-virtualenv multitail libcamomile-ocaml-data \
libvorbis-ocaml libpulse0 vorbis-tools lsb-release php-db zendframework libvorbis-ocaml libpulse0 vorbis-tools lsb-release php-db
#install packages with --force-yes option (this is useful in the case #install packages with --force-yes option (this is useful in the case
#of Debian, where these packages are unauthorized) #of Debian, where these packages are unauthorized)

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install_full/ubuntu/airtime-full-install-nginx
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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ php-pear php5-gd postgresql odbc-postgresql python2.6 libsoundtouch-ocaml \
libtaglib-ocaml libao-ocaml libmad-ocaml ecasound \ libtaglib-ocaml libao-ocaml libmad-ocaml ecasound \
libesd0 libportaudio2 libsamplerate0 rabbitmq-server patch \ libesd0 libportaudio2 libsamplerate0 rabbitmq-server patch \
php5-curl mpg123 monit python-virtualenv multitail libcamomile-ocaml-data \ php5-curl mpg123 monit python-virtualenv multitail libcamomile-ocaml-data \
libvorbis-ocaml libpulse0 vorbis-tools lsb-release php-db zendframework libvorbis-ocaml libpulse0 vorbis-tools lsb-release php-db
#install packages with --force-yes option (this is useful in the case #install packages with --force-yes option (this is useful in the case
#of Debian, where these packages are unauthorized) #of Debian, where these packages are unauthorized)