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I don't know how exactly they work('apt update' also displays Higher version number it asks you if you want to install the new Your installed packages against this list. 'apt upgrade' takes the previously mentioned list and compares Packages that are available in the repositories 'apt update' updates the package-source list, to get the latest Update' and 'apt upgrade' look very similiar but do twoĭifferent things, that are often used together. Okay I'm happy to hear that you managed it! But can it be that theĬommand that got you running is 'apt update'? 'apt Mentioned) I thought it's a typing error problem(that's usually the
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'bacula-common-pgsql' and 'bacula-director-pgsql', as 'bacula-postgresql'(the most similiar are Since I didn't find a package that's exactly named On apt throws the exact same error(E: Unable to locate package.