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trouble with recent yum update - spamassassin 3.0???

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iMedia

Guest
OS: FC2 Plesk 7.5.3

I completed a yum update recently and I have been unable to resolve SpamAssassin through the yum archives.

It seems that psa-spamassassin on the recent yum update has dependencies on spamassassin-3.0.3-1 :confused: causing it to break on my box.

I've been unable to downgrade SpamAssassin through yum repos.

Unfortunately I do not have enough time this week to configure SA 3.0 to work and I'm unable to find the PSA compatible rpm for downgrade.

Where could I find the PSA compatible rpm to resolve this or am I missing something about the yum update?

Many thanks! :D

PS:
#rpm -qa|grep spam
spamassassin-3.0.3-1.rhfc2.art
psa-spamassassin-7.5.3-fc2.build75050506.13

#rpm -qa|grep qmail
psa-qmail-rblsmtpd-0.70-fc2.build75050506.13
psa-qmail-1.03-fc2.build75050506.13
 
yum remove spamassassin psa-spamassassin
then again install from PLESK psa-spamassassin
should fix it.
 
Originally posted by lvalics
yum remove spamassassin psa-spamassassin
then again install from PLESK psa-spamassassin
should fix it.

Thank you! Not sure if you meant to install from the PSA Updater, but I won't touch that with tool with a 20-foot pole!

And, the PSA Updater doesn't seem to be recongizing the 7.5.3 upgrade from yum.

So, with your tip...

I created a special yum config that only included yum channels
[psa-7.5]
and [base] for dependencies.

removed spamassassin psa-spamassassin 'again'
and ran:
#yum -c /etc/yum-plesk-only.conf install psa-spamassassin

RESULT:
Code:
[install: psa-spamassassin 7.5.3-fc2.build75050506.13.i586]
I will install/upgrade these to satisfy the dependencies:
[deps: spamassassin 2.63-8.i386]
<snip>
Test transaction complete, Success!
spamassassin 100 % done 1/2
psa-spamassassin 100 % done 2/2
Starting psa-spamassassin service:  [  OK  ]
Installed:  psa-spamassassin 7.5.3-fc2.build75050506.13.i586
Dep Installed:  spamassassin 2.63-8.i386
Transaction(s) Complete

Downgrade successfull and PSA is now able to manage SpamAssassin again.
Thanks again for the tip! :D
 
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