@werwolf maybe some dependencies were bumped so installing in the previous version doesn't work.
@straw I don't see minetest-server 3.3.0¹ in any of release, what version of Debian are you using? Anyway I can help with the backport if you want to do it. In buster (oldstable) backports there is version 5.3.0+repack-1~bpo10+1.
¹ https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/minetest (this is the source package name it builds also minetest-server)
@straw I don't see minetest-server 3.3.0¹ in any of release, what version of Debian are you using? Anyway I can help with the backport if you want to do it. In buster (oldstable) backports there is version 5.3.0+repack-1~bpo10+1.
¹ https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/minetest (this is the source package name it builds also minetest-server)
@straw I use testing since… I don’t remember anymore, I usually only wait a bit only just after a release, you should be fine. I suggest you to use pinning (the following is the content of mine /etc/apt/preferences):
Package: *
Pin: release a=testing
Pin-Priority: 900
Package: *
Pin: release o=Debian
Pin-Priority: -1
this way apt will not install anything outside testing unless you explicitly tell it to do (with -t unstable, for example).
@straw if you need it, I have to backport some of the libraries I maintain so I will setup a clean environment so I can tell exactly the steps needed to have the environment and than to perform the backport. If you prefer to downgrade to stable your VPS (it's better security wise). But you could also ask to the minetest maintainer if minetest 5.4 can be backported. Just a wishlist bug is enough.
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