On Sun 13 Feb 2005, Frank K�ster wrote:
> 
> I upgraded from an older backport to the sarge version yesterday, and
> encountered the same problem as described in this bug report. It's not
> only the option "no-lasttime-index" that is no longer recognized, and
> not corrected by the postinst script, but also "enable-modify-online".
> 
> I include my complete wwwoffle-upgrade.log, although of course only
> the part from Sa Feb 12 16:49:50 CET 2005 is important. After this I
> tried dpkg-reconfigure, but of course this got the current version as
> last configured version, and didn't try to change anything.

> Don Jan 22 20:51:06 CET 2004
> config_vers=2.7; installed_deb_vers=2.7a-1.2; current_vers_file=2.7h; 
> current_vers=2.8a
> wwwoffle-upgrade-config /etc/wwwoffle/wwwoffle.conf
[...]
> CensorHeader  - Changed option '# User-Agent = WWWOFFLE/2.6' -> '# User-Agent 
> = WWWOFFLE/2.8'
> IndexOptions  - Changed option 'no-lasttime-index    = no' -> 
> 'create-history-indexes = yes'
> ModifyHTML    - Deleted option '# enable-modify-online      = no'

here you see that no-lasttime-index is fixed, and that
enable-modify-online is deleted.

> Sam Jan 24 19:02:10 CET 2004
> config_version = 2.7; current_version = 2.7

Here an old version is installed again?

> Sa Feb 12 16:49:50 CET 2005
> config_vers=2.7; installed_deb_vers=2.7a-1.2; current_vers_file=2.8e; 
> current_vers=2.8e
> wwwoffle-upgrade-config /etc/wwwoffle/wwwoffle.conf
[...]
> CensorHeader  - Changed option '# User-Agent = WWWOFFLE/2.6' -> '# User-Agent 
> = WWWOFFLE/2.8'
> IndexOptions  - Changed option 'no-lasttime-index    = no' -> 
> 'create-history-indexes = yes'
> ModifyHTML    - Deleted option '# enable-modify-online      = no'

Here again those options are handled...
So if those options are indeed not fixed at that time, that would
indicate a bug in the (upstream) upgrade script. However, without the
original wwwoffle.conf (from before the upgrade) it looks like it'll be
difficult to reproduce (I personally have never encountered it).

>From your wwwoffle.conf:

> # Lie about the Browser type.
> # User-Agent = WWWOFFLE/2.6

Here also we see that the User-Agent modification is lost.
Perhaps the update script isn't the problem, but something else is going
on?


Paul Slootman


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