RE: how do you "fall back" to a previous file in a previous package

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Subject: RE: how do you "fall back" to a previous file in a previous package
From: mark meyer <geeky2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2011 11:37:00 -0600
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thank you Florian for the detailed explanation.

thank you,
mark

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- rpmbuild for python generated 2 different prefixes
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- Re: rpmbuild for python generated 2 different prefixes
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- how do you "fall back" to a previous file in a previous package
  - From: mark meyer
- Re: how do you "fall back" to a previous file in a previous package
  - From: FlorianFesti
- RE: how do you "fall back" to a previous file in a previous package
  - From: mark meyer
- Re: how do you "fall back" to a previous file in a previous package
  - From: FlorianFesti

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