Hi,
Robert Bihlmeyer writes:
> What happens if the admin decides to delete the file in the time
> window between config and postinst runs? So that the first clobber
> check fails, and the second one succeeds?
The postinst script uses default values, which almost certainly
results in an unusable
Hi,
Robert Bihlmeyer writes:
> What happens if the admin decides to delete the file in the time
> window between config and postinst runs? So that the first clobber
> check fails, and the second one succeeds?
The postinst script uses default values, which almost certainly
results in an unusable
Jens Schmalzing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The config script assumes it can clobber the file if a configuration
> file *either* does not exist *or* its MD5 fingerprint is identical to
> an MD5 fingerprint stored by a previous invocation of the postinst
> script. If it may clobber the file, it
Jens Schmalzing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The config script assumes it can clobber the file if a configuration
> file *either* does not exist *or* its MD5 fingerprint is identical to
> an MD5 fingerprint stored by a previous invocation of the postinst
> script. If it may clobber the file, it
On 4 May 2001, Jens Schmalzing wrote:
> The config script informs the user that a number of configuration
> files need to be present, that they won't be touched by Debian if they
> have been edited by the user, and that to make sure they will be
> created by Debian they should be deleted now.
Wha
On 4 May 2001, Jens Schmalzing wrote:
> The config script informs the user that a number of configuration
> files need to be present, that they won't be touched by Debian if they
> have been edited by the user, and that to make sure they will be
> created by Debian they should be deleted now.
Wh
Hi,
Branden Robinson writes:
>
>
> Sorry, I tend to ignore wankers who want everything sugar-coated.
Aah, the joys of electronic communication.
Anyway, I think the original problem should be taken to debian-mentors
because it doesn't really relate to the PowerPC architecture. The
situation i
Hi,
Branden Robinson writes:
>
>
> Sorry, I tend to ignore wankers who want everything sugar-coated.
Aah, the joys of electronic communication.
Anyway, I think the original problem should be taken to debian-mentors
because it doesn't really relate to the PowerPC architecture. The
situation
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