Re: [gentoo-user] Can't mask a package

On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 6:31 AM, Pupino wrote: > Hello everybody, > i'm having troubles with the policykit package, and i've discovered > that the new version (0.92) has broken all APIs and this causes some > packages to not compile anymore (network manager in my case). > So i tried to mask it and

Re: [gentoo-user] Can't mask a package

2009/7/2 David : > Dale wrote: >> >> Pupino wrote: >>> >>> Hello everybody, >>> i'm having troubles with the policykit package, and i've discovered >>> that the new version (0.92) has broken all APIs and this causes some >>> packages to not compile anymore (network manager in my case). >>> So i tri

Re: [gentoo-user] Can't mask a package

Dale wrote: Pupino wrote: Hello everybody, i'm having troubles with the policykit package, and i've discovered that the new version (0.92) has broken all APIs and this causes some packages to not compile anymore (network manager in my case). So i tried to mask it and keep the 0.9-r1 version inst

Re: [gentoo-user] Can't mask a package

On Donnerstag 02 Juli 2009, Pupino wrote: > Hello everybody, > i'm having troubles with the policykit package, and i've discovered > that the new version (0.92) has broken all APIs and this causes some > packages to not compile anymore (network manager in my case). > So i tried to mask it and keep

Re: [gentoo-user] Can't mask a package

Pupino wrote: > Hello everybody, > i'm having troubles with the policykit package, and i've discovered > that the new version (0.92) has broken all APIs and this causes some > packages to not compile anymore (network manager in my case). > So i tried to mask it and keep the 0.9-r1 version instead,

[gentoo-user] Can't mask a package

Hello everybody, i'm having troubles with the policykit package, and i've discovered that the new version (0.92) has broken all APIs and this causes some packages to not compile anymore (network manager in my case). So i tried to mask it and keep the 0.9-r1 version instead, but with no result. I've