Re: dselect oddities
Hi,
>>"Bill" == Bill Leach <bleach@bellsouth.net> writes:
Bill> Manjo; I am interpreting what you are saying as meaning that
Bill> _every time_ I run dselect, I have to choose hold (=) to prevent
Bill> dselect from upgrading automagically. Now since I KNOW that
Bill> this is not correct, ie: I frequently run dselect and I do not
Bill> 'rechoose' hold to prevent updating what I asked dselect not to
Bill> upgrade in a previous session.
I was assuming the worst case scenario -- that there are
new standard or higher priority packages every time you run dselect. In
practice, you do not really need to hold explicitly very often.
manoj
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