[gentoo-user] Re: Newbie Portage Question

2003-08-14 Thread Thorsten Kampe
* Jordan Elver (2003-08-06 20:30 +0200)
 I was wondering how I can handle the merging of ~x86 packages. For example, I 
 wanted to install opera 7 which is unstable, so I did:

   KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge opera

 Which gave the desired result. The problem now though is that everytime I do 
 an emerge world it wants to downgrade opera to version 6. How can I tell 
 portage that I want to keep ~x86 versions of certain packages?

=net-www/opera-7 in /var/cache/edb/world

 I have the 
 same problem with apache (but the other way around) as I want to keep apache1 
 but emerge insists on upgrading to 2.

Similar to above - just ''.

Thorsten


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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: Newbie Portage Question

2003-08-10 Thread Thomas Preissler
Hello,

* Thorsten wrote on 08/10/03:

 * Jordan Elver (2003-08-06 20:30 +0200)
  I was wondering how I can handle the merging of ~x86 packages. For example, I 
  wanted to install opera 7 which is unstable, so I did:
 
  KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge opera
 
  Which gave the desired result. The problem now though is that everytime I do 
  an emerge world it wants to downgrade opera to version 6. How can I tell 
  portage that I want to keep ~x86 versions of certain packages?
 
 =net-www/opera-7 in /var/cache/edb/world
 
  I have the 
  same problem with apache (but the other way around) as I want to keep apache1 
  but emerge insists on upgrading to 2.
 
 Similar to above - just ''.

I do not understand this. I have (emerge -upD world)

  [ebuildU ] net-www/apache-2.0.47 [1.3.28] 

I did

  emerge '=net-www/apache-1.3.28'

but emerge insists on upgrading to apache-2.0.47, as listed above.

I had the same problem with mutt-1.5.4-r1, doing an

  ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge '=net-mail/mutt-1.5.4-r1'

works fine. mutt disappeared in emerge -upD world.

So why it is not working for apache? Or how do I it exactly that
it works perfectly?


Greets,
Tom

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