How do I upgrade to last version on Ubuntu 14.04 using apt-get?
I have Graphite 0.9.12 installed via apt-get on Ubuntu 14.04. System is suffering from UnpicklingError's (https:/
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Piotr Popieluch (piotr1212) said : | #1 |
If you want to keep using the system packages you should create a bug report there, in this case on the ubuntu bug tracker. You could ask to patch your issue or to update the package to a newer version. Please note that OS policies try to keep stable versions in a OS release and don't allow package maintainers to just update to every new release. I'm not familiar with Ubuntu policies... You might need to update to a newer Ubuntu version.
Otherwise you could install carbon manually as described here:
https:/
Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said : | #2 |
It seems that there is no newer package available for trusty.
Backporting the package for a higher Ubuntu version would require backporting several other packages first because of dependencies.
Maybe just cherrypicking the related bugfix can serve as a workaround
edit /usr/lib/
You have to make sure that you use the same indentation as done in the other lines of your source.
(Remark: Not tried myself, I am not using graphite, do this on your own risk.)
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