Thanks!
I'll continue the discussion there after opening the issue :-)
sjr.
On Saturday, May 18, 2013 1:18:07 AM UTC+2, Lelutin wrote:
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> On 17/05/13 03:45 AM, sjr wrote:
> > I have done a quick&dirty hack to the APT provider and it works when
> > installing a new package I can enforce a vers
On 17/05/13 03:45 AM, sjr wrote:
> I have done a quick&dirty hack to the APT provider and it works when
> installing a new package I can enforce a version and hold it. But from
> my minor mod to a proper patch...there is still much work to do, so
> that's why I was looking for comments, opinions, a
Hi Grabriel,
yes, that's the point ... it's not currently possible so I wanted to know
what the community is doing for overcoming this "problem" ... and whether
it could be a useful feature.
I have done a quick&dirty hack to the APT provider and it works when
installing a new package I can enf
On 16/05/13 03:28 AM, sjr wrote:
> Take a look to the example I wrote, I know writing the version in ensure
> puppet will do that...but let's imagine someone puts a new version of
> one of our services in the repository and another someone comes and
> makes the mistake of upgrading without noticing
Hi Gabriel,
first of all thanks for your comment much appreciated.
Take a look to the example I wrote, I know writing the version in ensure
puppet will do that...but let's imagine someone puts a new version of one
of our services in the repository and another someone comes and makes the
mistak
Hey there,
On 15/05/13 08:24 PM, sjr wrote:
> The thing is we would like to be able to specify a version for the
> package and tell dpkg to hold it to prevent unwanted upgrades (mainly
> because human errors). As I haven't been able to get it working with
> current APT provider I would like if wit
Hi Puppet Users :-)
I've been looking for information on how to hold packages on Debian because
we maintain a bunch of package that are either part of our products or they
are not available in Debian repos.
The thing is we would like to be able to specify a version for the package
and tell dpk
