Hi
> As a sysad, I do not like to edit anything beneath /usr by hand
> Usually, in backing up a complete system, I regard it to be
> completely restorable with only the original packages at hand and a
> backup of everything except /usr.
And because that worked for me, it was one of reasons to
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 05:10:39PM +0200, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> hi ivan,
>
> > > Therefore, the correct place for the system wide override
> > > directory should be
> > > /etc/kde/{applnk,mimelnk,servcises,servicetypes} which might well
> > > be empty by default. Actually, I believe having b
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 07:38:02AM +0200, Norbert Nemec wrote:
> Sorry, I disregard that subject line - in agree with that solution except for
> one detail:
>
> As a sysad, I do not like to edit anything beneath /usr by hand (exception:
> /usr/local) up to now, the only reason to ever do such a
Am Tuesday 08 May 2001 09:30 schrieb Bruce Sass:
> hmmm, /usr could also be mounted read-only?
Debian is one of the few Linux Distributions where /usr
can be mounted readonly without breaking or complifiying anything.
So, me votes for /etc/kde2/share/{applnk,mimelnk,templates}
or /etc/kde2/{applnk
On Tue, 8 May 2001, Norbert Nemec wrote:
> Sorry, I disregard that subject line - in agree with that solution except for
> one detail:
>
> As a sysad, I do not like to edit anything beneath /usr by hand (exception:
hmmm, /usr could also be mounted read-only?
> /usr/local) up to now, the only rea
Sorry, I disregard that subject line - in agree with that solution except for
one detail:
As a sysad, I do not like to edit anything beneath /usr by hand (exception:
/usr/local) up to now, the only reason to ever do such a thing was to
workaround
bugs until a new debian-package came out. Usual
Once and forall.
What we want and don't want
1: We need a way for changes a system admin makes to files under
/usr/share/applnk,mimelnk,services,servicetypes to not be
overwritten during every upgrade.
2: conffiles is not the *right* solution. We all agree with th
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