"John P. Looney" said:
> Question. I have custom versions of apache, PHP and snmp on my
> workstation. I'd like them *never* to be upgraded. How do I do that ?
/etc/apt/apt.conf, add
RPM
{
// Leave list empty to disable
// Dec 19 2001 jm
AllowedDupPkgs {"^kernel$"; "kernel-smp"; "kernel-enterprise"; "openssl"; };
HoldPkgs {"kernel-source"; "kernel-headers"; "kernel-smp"; "xmame-SDL"; };
}
I don't want xmame-SDL or the kernel stuff tweaked with.
BTW I also have:
APT
{
Get
{
Show-Upgraded "true";
}
Ignore-Hold "true"; // Dec 19 2001 jm
}
not quite sure why, but it might be helpful as well ;)
> Out of curiousity - I have things like AA mozilla and the latest mutt
> with S/MIME support at http://developers.antefacto.net/download - is there
> anything special I have to do so people can add that URL to their
> sources.list file, and then to "apt-get aamozilla" or something ?
subscribe to rpm-list at freshrpms.net -- Matthias is really helpful,
he should be able to accept uploads to the APTable part.
He's looking for contributors on a web-app frontend to really allow
third-party submissions. check the rpm-list archives ;)
BTW, I'm planning to RPMize (and apt-rpm-ize) most/all of CPAN when I get
back to Ireland ;)
--j.
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