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Re: problems in DSELECT



*- On 15 Feb, William Schwartz wrote about "problems in DSELECT "
> I used dselect to update all my SLINK packages today, and it wants to update
> my Apache... It is popping up with a dependicy problem, and wont let me past
> this point. The screen has 2 packages listed on it:
> 
> apache & apache-common
> 
> The installed version is 1.3.3-4 and it wants to install 1.3.3-6. Now, this
> is not a problem with me, but it wont let me past the dependcy screen...
> every time i hit enter, it just goes right back to that same place. If I
> unselect apache, will it un-install my current version?!?
> 

It looks like the developer made a mistake on the Dependecy
requirements.  A bug has already been filed against apache.  You can
get out of the depenecy check screen by hitting Q. Then put the apache
packages on hold(hit the = key for the package) and wait for the problem
to be fixed by the developer.

-- 
Brian 
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