We were installing .deb's from Debian. The next apt-get upgrade would cause roundcube to be upgraded.
Maybe that also triggered the installation of apache. Now install roundcube from Ubuntu. So long as
Ubuntu doesn't post an update to roundcube, at least it won't trigger an upgrade on the next
apt-get upgrade. This should also mean we don't need to purge the installation of apache2.
Also try using apt-mark hold to prevent roundcube from being updated, in case that will trigger
dependencies.
When I re-did this, I left in an old reference to the php-fcgid
script that never made it into the repo. Deleting that and moving
the php-fcgid configuration on top of it.
fixes#9
see 2ebd9706ec
Joshua Tauberer
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