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Ok, so ever since yesturday whenever I run updates, I get told that a bunch of my packages are newer than the ones in the repos. So, for example: "warning: smbclient: local (3.3.6-2) is newer than extra (3.3.6-1)" The list of packages is quite long.
Something else also happened to me yesterday; I ran updates and it wanted to install a version of VLC Player older than 1.0. Then I switched to a different server and it went away. I thought the above problem might be my server, but no matter which I pick out of the three, I always get those messages.
Does anyone know what's up with this?
Thanks!
Arch Linux Plasma 6 | AMD Ryzen 7 1700 | 64GB DDR4 RAM | Radeon RX 570 / GTX 1050 Ti | RTX 2070 Super (Windows VM)
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it's not a problem in every case if a package by you is older than in the repo, e.g. some bugs realised and to take it to the testing repo for trying/fixing it.
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that happens when you have a list of mirrors and for a sync pacman use a mirror and on another sync is using an out of date mirror.
pick a an updated mirror and use that. http://users.archlinux.de/~gerbra/mirrorcheck.html
Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.
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Oh, cool
Thanks, switching mirrors fixed it. And thanks for the link, too.
Arch Linux Plasma 6 | AMD Ryzen 7 1700 | 64GB DDR4 RAM | Radeon RX 570 / GTX 1050 Ti | RTX 2070 Super (Windows VM)
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