Drew> I tested this, it works. Your last remaining /etc/rc0.d/K20xprint is Drew> preserved when xprt-common is upgraded or removed. OK, passes the remove/install test then. Messy that one has to arbitrarily choose one symlink to keep the whole thing from being wiped out... Drew> The only catch is that Xprt will be started on upgrade, because the Drew> upgrade script invokes /etc/init.d/xprint directly. You'd need to stop Drew> it manually. But it won't be started at boot any longer. Well, still waiting for a debian-wide solution to cure that too.
Mainly feel bad that one could use dpkg-reconfigure and never be aware that one had earlier used update-rc.d to specialize the links. Seems without a one-portal solution, the administrator could spend hours looking for what is out of wack, never guessing that a previous administrator had used update-rc.d. So now we have to check in several places for where customizations were made, $ dlocate -conf $ ls /etc/rc?.d/... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
