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i've looked in the portage handbook, and i'm digging in the forums |
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now, but i can't seem to find a way to do this. |
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i've got a production postgres database server running gentoo. this |
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morning, when updating my desktop (also running gentoo) i noticed that |
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a new version of postgres is available. |
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is there some way to tell the postgres server (and the machines that |
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use postgres client libraries to connect to it) to ignore that update? |
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i seem to recall there being a mechanism through which you can |
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protect certain packages to prevent updates from being applied. |
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glsa-check looks interesting, but doesn't satisfy my requirement of |
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packages on production machines only being installed from tested |
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binaries built on a dev machine (unless i'm missing something). |
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thanks! |
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jacob walcik |
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jwalcik@×××××.com |