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Hello there!
I've been away from my computer for some time and quite a few packages have gathered up to be updated. When I try to run:
sudo pacman -Syu
I runs fine until it says: checking for file conflicts, then it prints this: https://pastebin.com/atD6JTmZ (it's rather long but it basically says that a directory exists in both "pown" and "pwned").
I read on the wiki that you can fix this by checking who owns the directory through pacman -Qo directory and then delete it if it's not owned by another package. But when I search to see who owns the package pacman returns that no one owns it since it doesn't exists.
How do I fix this so that I can update my packages again?
Thank you have a great day!
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What distro is this? Neither of those packages exist in the Arch repos.
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What distro is this? Neither of those packages exist in the Arch repos.
I am using Arch Linux and I have installed the Black Arch repo.
Thank you for your response!
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So go complain to the BlackArch people.
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So go complain to the BlackArch people.
Ohh, okay I'll go ahead and do that. But do you know how I can get pass conflict? I think I necessarily need these packages that are conflicting. I'd much rather just remove them so that I can update other stuff.
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Remove two of the packagges.
They're obviously conflictiong and should be marked so, but https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RyYrs5tu60
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Remove two of the packagges.
They're obviously conflictiong and should be marked so, but https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RyYrs5tu60
Okay, yeah that seems to be the best solution. Thank you so much for your help, and great meme by the way haha
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