> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Richard Caley (rc)
> writes:
>
> rc> Must be a hold over then.
>
> I had a blinding flash of the obvious overnight and remembered that we
> have the same version of the bacula-server port on another machine:
>
> 07:25 auk:root:- pkg_info -L bacula-1.32c
>
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Richard Caley (rc) writes:
rc> Must be a hold over then.
I had a blinding flash of the obvious overnight and remembered that we
have the same version of the bacula-server port on another machine:
07:25 auk:root:- pkg_info -L bacula-1.32c
Informat
On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, Michael 'buk' Scherer wrote:
Bacula names all config-files foo.conf.sample, as every other port.
So what gets deleted is the ,sample-file, not the .conf-file you created
afterwards.
[snip freebsd port system not removing configs]
However, the 'uninstall' target in the makefil
Hey Richard.
I still can't confirm that "bug" using portupgrade.
My configfiles stay were they are and aren't touched.
make uninstall isn't executed too, as you might know the portdb keeps
a file-list for every package and uses that during uninstall.
HINT:
---> Backing up the old version <---
--->
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Michael Scherer (ms) writes:
ms> I still can't confirm that "bug" using portupgrade.
ms> My configfiles stay were they are and aren't touched.
Must be a hold over then. My bacula was quite old (1.32c). Perhaps
there was a problem with the port back then which got f
> Bacula names all config-files foo.conf.sample, as every other port.
> So what gets deleted is the ,sample-file, not the .conf-file you created
> afterwards.
No, the bacula-dir.conf has definitely dissapeared, and it was
definitely there this morning when I got the error which prompted me
to upg
Bacula names all config-files foo.conf.sample, as every other port.
So what gets deleted is the ,sample-file, not the .conf-file you created
afterwards.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/etc>ll bacula-*
-rw-r- 1 root wheel 6883 Apr 13 10:15 bacula-dir.conf
-rw-r- 1 root wheel 6883 Mar 31
I just upgraded my bacula instalation onf FreeBSD.
This deleted my config files.
So far as I can tell, this is because bacula's make uninstall
unconditionally deletes them.
I can't begin to express just how stupid and evil this behaviour is in
a public mailing list.
Now I have to manually co
