OK guys - yum is "too smart"

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• Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 15:00:06 -0700
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I am involved, to a slight degree, in testing spamassassin. So I cannot
update spamassassin via yum. It'll break my system badly. I have it
installed via other means.

So how do I exclude spamassassin from the update and force the update for
evolution which should be perfectly happy with the spamassassin I have
installed?

{^_^}

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