Removed What I Shouldn't

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To install a package, you want to do something like

dpkg -i <packagename>

If you have not purged, the packages are most likely in /var/apt/cache or
/var/cache/apt; I don't have a Debian box handy so can't remember for
sure.

Matt

<quote who="Rejean Proulx">
> I removed a package I deeply regret doing and it kill my network.  I am
> quite sure there is a dpkg command that will let me put it back but I
> can't figure out what it is from the manual.  What command do I put in
> there to et my package back.  I didn't purge it so it is still there,
> just hidden from me that is until I figure out how to get it back.
>
>  Rejean Proulx
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