How to roll back to an earlier version?
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How to roll back to an earlier version?
We installed psa-atmail 1.03 to take care of an IE bug only to find that 1.03 is completely riddled with bugs. We would like to roll back to 1.02. Is such a thing possible? I am thinking it's a little tough to do without removing it entirely and reinstalling, am I right? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Re: How to roll back to an earlier version?
With rpms, theres two ways to do it. The brute force way:
rpm -Uvh --oldpackage name-of-old.rpm
The surgeon way:
rpm -Uvh --repackage new-package-you-dont-want.rpm
rpm -e --repackage foo
rpm -Uvh --rollback '16 hours ago'
Heres a good article explaining this concept:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7034
rpm -Uvh --oldpackage name-of-old.rpm
The surgeon way:
rpm -Uvh --repackage new-package-you-dont-want.rpm
rpm -e --repackage foo
rpm -Uvh --rollback '16 hours ago'
Heres a good article explaining this concept:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7034
Michael Shinn
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Re: How to roll back to an earlier version?
yum remove psa-atmail-1.03-2.el5.art
Then login to Plesk go to the Plesk Updater and install the atmail component again. It will install the standard Plesk version:
psa-atmail-1.02-cos5.build92090714.19
Then login to Plesk go to the Plesk Updater and install the atmail component again. It will install the standard Plesk version:
psa-atmail-1.02-cos5.build92090714.19
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Re: How to roll back to an earlier version?
rpm -Uvh --oldpackage <packagename>