I've been trying to use apt-rpm to install samba3, but I get version 3.0.0rc4 installed all the time. Using apt-cache to search, I see that both versions are available both at gwdg.de and and uni-bielefeld. But for some reason, version 3.0.0rc4 is treated as a higher version than 3.0.0. Anyone know of a way to force the issue, with apt?
Op zondag 28 september 2003 05:09, schreef Örn Hansen:
I've been trying to use apt-rpm to install samba3, but I get version 3.0.0rc4 installed all the time. Using apt-cache to search, I see that both versions are available both at gwdg.de and and uni-bielefeld. But for some reason, version 3.0.0rc4 is treated as a higher version than 3.0.0. Anyone know of a way to force the issue, with apt?
The only way out is by removing (apt remove ... or rpm -e) the currently installed packages and re-install samba3 again. During the re-install the rc version will be skipped. -- Richard Bos Without a home the journey is endless
söndag 28 september 2003 07:53 skrev Richard Bos:
The only way out is by removing (apt remove ... or rpm -e) the currently installed packages and re-install samba3 again. During the re-install the rc version will be skipped.
No, that doesn't help here ... it always treats the rc version as a higher version number than 3.0.0, because 3.0.0rc4 > 3.0.0 and that is the heart of the problem.
Op zondag 28 september 2003 18:38, schreef Örn Hansen:
söndag 28 september 2003 07:53 skrev Richard Bos:
The only way out is by removing (apt remove ... or rpm -e) the currently installed packages and re-install samba3 again. During the re-install the rc version will be skipped.
No, that doesn't help here ... it always treats the rc version as a higher version number than 3.0.0, because 3.0.0rc4 > 3.0.0 and that is the heart of the problem.
Create this: linux01:~> cat /etc/apt/preferences Package: samba3 Pin: version 3.0.0-* Pin-Priority: 1020 And do another apt install samba3 and see the magic in operation :) -- Richard Bos Without a home the journey is endless
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