Comment 49 for bug 1016165

latest update fixed the issue..

*LAWRENCE R BELLMORE JR, BSME MBA JD, MANAGING DIRECTOR**
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On 04/17/2013 01:12 PM, Mike Miller wrote:
> On 4/17/2013 11:55 AM, Rodolfo Roman wrote:
>> I have workaround problem by downloading and installing Vbox from the
>> DEB file instead of installing from the console. Version downloaded
>> was "virtualbox-4.2_4.2.12-84980_Ubuntu_Precise_amd64.deb".
>>
> Ok, so can't you just go in to ubuntu software manager [if you installed
> it which it runs fine on server after install] and go to History and
> remove it there or could do a sudo apt-get [--purge] remove with purge
> it removes all configs as well as the pack with no purge it remoes the
> package, BUT leaves the config files in place.
>
> apt-get --purge remove {package-name}
>
> If not sure what the package is named try to search using apt-cache as
> in the below examples. Once found then run apt-get --purge remove with
> the package name [apt-cache uses package name ONLY [not the .deb part]]
>
> Search for package or package description
>
> Some times you don't know package name but aware of some keywords to
> search the package. Once you got package name you can install it using
> apt-get -i {package-name} command:
>
>
> apt-cache search"Text-to-search"
> apt-cache search"httpd"
> apt-cache search"web server"
> apt-cache search"web server"|grep something
>
> Source:
> http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-debian-package-management-cheat-sheet.html
> [Gotta LOVE GOOGLE FOUND VIA SEARCH: apt-get remove locally installed
> package]!
>