dman said:
> | Ah, yes, I think you're right:
> |
> | timshel# apt-get install -d exim
> ...
> | I just tried the above and then exited. I didn't actually run it yet,
>
> See the '-s' option. It tells apt to simulate the operation, but to
> not actually try to execute it. It also gives more deta
On Thu, May 02, 2002 at 06:02:23PM -0600, Rick Macdonald wrote:
| Vineet Kumar said:
| > * Rick Macdonald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020502 15:31]:
| >> I've never tried to replace a package that has many packages that
| >> require it. What do I tell apt to get it to remove smail and install
| >> its rep
Vineet Kumar said:
> * Rick Macdonald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020502 15:31]:
>> I've never tried to replace a package that has many packages that
>> require it. What do I tell apt to get it to remove smail and install
>> its replacement?
>
> apt-get install exim
Ah, yes, I think you're right:
timshe
* Rick Macdonald ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020502 15:31]:
>
> smail keeps dropping off my woody system and I have to continually restart
> it.
>
> Rather than deal with the problem I thought I'd just replace it. A newer
> woody system seems to have exim. The system with smail has been running
> Debian
smail keeps dropping off my woody system and I have to continually restart
it.
Rather than deal with the problem I thought I'd just replace it. A newer
woody system seems to have exim. The system with smail has been running
Debian _before_ the first offical release (buzz I think).
Should I switc
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