I was able to download the individual files and install them from a
local directory. Version 2 appears to run properly.
Moving the repository statement from last to first in the sources.list
file helps get some of the files to show up as upgradeable but the main
"sogo" package still wants to be upgraded to Version 4 from the stable
repository.
Any suggestions on how to upgrade from the SOGo repository rather than
default (which has Version 4)?
"apt-mark hold sogo" appears to prevent the Version 4 "sogo" package
from being upgraded over the top of Version 2.
On 1/1/2021 1:39 PM, "cliff" (cmh...@hmcnees.com) wrote:
I am replacing a Centos 6 server with a fresh build of Debian 10 and would
like to install SOGo Version 2 to match the old server.
It seems that using "deb http://packages.inverse.ca/SOGo/nightly/2/debian/ buster
buster" in the sources.list gets Version 4.
Is there some trick to getting Version 2?
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