[persichini]

Ok So I'm having the issue where I've installed the current version of a program but on a different source for what ever reason tells me that an older version of the program is an update. is there a file i can alter or a date stamp in an info file i can change so it shows the program i have as the newest version?

I have 9 program update waiting and none of them are the current version.

This might have been address but i can't find it.

[hamfast]

Usually they'll begin to disappear after a few days - as your sources update their repositories.
You may want to check out the source of these "old" updates and decide if you really need them. Some of the foreign language sources don't update as fast as others.

[persichini]

Well i do have one program that i don't want to update... I just like the old version better and ideas?

[SiLeNtKiLLa]

Originally Posted by persichini

Well i do have one program that i don't want to update... I just like the old version better and ideas?

Create your own source at iappcat.com, add only the applications you want on your device and the specific version you want to the source, add source to installer, remove all other sources except community sources. If you want an notifcaiton of some of the apps, be sure to add the applcation from its correct source onto the source you creaged in iappcat.

In other words, if theres an app called "X" that you want to be up to date, and "X" was created and placed on a specific source by Umbooboo, but you can find the app on like 30 diff sources, be sure to add app "X" only from the source Umbooboo placed it on, to your source you created in iappcat, and you should be good to go.

[ecwashere]

One way I learned to stop this from happening in the first place was to limit the number of sources in Installer, which limits dupes from multiple repositories.

I have wanted keep versions as well, so I edited the LocalPackages.plist (in 1.1.4 it's in /var/mobile/Library/Installer/) with Property List Editor by changing the version number. It was a guess, it seemed simple enough, and it has worked to this point.

As to the wisdom of changing the version number manually, I don't know...

[elr0y7]

Originally Posted by SiLeNtKiLLa

Create your own source at iappcat.com, add only the applications you want on your device and the specific version you want to the source, add source to installer, remove all other sources except community sources. If you want an notifcaiton of some of the apps, be sure to add the applcation from its correct source onto the source you creaged in iappcat.

The problem with this is I still like some of the other packages the source I'd have to delete uploads to their repo.

Originally Posted by ecwashere

I have wanted keep versions as well, so I edited the LocalPackages.plist (in 1.1.4 it's in /var/mobile/Library/Installer/) with Property List Editor by changing the version number. It was a guess, it seemed simple enough, and it has worked to this point.

As to the wisdom of changing the version number manually, I don't know...

I'm confused, didn't you just tell us how to change it manually?