> Not completely alone---I'd prefer prompting about /usr/local. Why? > Because /usr/local on all our machines here (not just debian) is an > nfs-mounted directory, and typically mounted readonly or root-squash > so that I know nothing on the client machines is going to be able to > diddle with it. > > Prompting about /usr/local is one of the little things packages could > do that make life easier on those of us that try to maintain large > numbers of debian machines.
Should this be solved by moving all /usr/local dir structure to the postinst prerm scripts and be created there after prompting the installer? Erick
