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Have you unselected php from dselect?
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Hmm...<br />
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No...I don't really use dselect. &nbsp;I usually use apt-get and sometimes dpkg. &nbsp;What would I do to deselect it from dselect?<br />
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~ace
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Hmm...

No...I don't really use dselect.  I usually use apt-get and sometimes dpkg.  What would I do to deselect it from dselect?

~ace

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Thanks. &nbsp;I was able to go into dselect and hold all the php packages I needed to. &nbsp;<br />
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~ace
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Thanks.  I was able to go into dselect and hold all the php packages I needed to.  

~ace

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Hello Everyone. <br />
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I recently custom built a PHP4 package from source, so that I could include the pspell libraries. &nbsp;However, now that I have done this, every time I do an apt-get upgrade, it wants to install a new PHP4 package, which does not have the pspell libraries installed. &nbsp;How do I tell apt to ignore a set of packages from being upgraded, so that I can always use the ones I custom built?<br />
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Thanks, <br />
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~ace
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Hello Everyone. 

I recently custom built a PHP4 package from source, so that I could include the pspell libraries.  However, now that I have done this, every time I do an apt-get upgrade, it wants to install a new PHP4 package, which does not have the pspell libraries installed.  How do I tell apt to ignore a set of packages from being upgraded, so that I can always use the ones I custom built?

Thanks, 

~ace

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