Philip Hands wrote:
>> Kevin Dalley wrote, referring to Bug#18118:
>> >It would be nice if postgresql upgrade would remove the lines from
>> >/etc/crontab which were added by previous version of postgresql.
>>
>> For a while, it did. Nevertheless, it is a violation of policy to
>
> Kevin Dalley wrote, referring to Bug#18118:
> >It would be nice if postgresql upgrade would remove the lines from
> >/etc/crontab which were added by previous version of postgresql.
>
> For a while, it did. Nevertheless, it is a violation of policy to
> modify /etc/crontab, which is why I
Joey Hess wrote:
>Oliver Elphick wrote:
>> For a while, it did. Nevertheless, it is a violation of policy to
>> modify /etc/crontab, which is why I have taken it out.
>
>I think it's allowable to violate policy to if you have to, to clean up past
>policy violations. If you do it right
Oliver Elphick wrote:
> For a while, it did. Nevertheless, it is a violation of policy to
> modify /etc/crontab, which is why I have taken it out.
I think it's allowable to violate policy to if you have to, to clean up past
policy violations. If you do it right, it's as if the modification never
Kevin Dalley wrote, referring to Bug#18118:
>It would be nice if postgresql upgrade would remove the lines from
>/etc/crontab which were added by previous version of postgresql.
For a while, it did. Nevertheless, it is a violation of policy to
modify /etc/crontab, which is why I have taken i
> In fact, this is a great summary of my reasons for not putting it in
> debhelper. :-)
What can be done is to parse README.Debian for tokens, and insert this
kind of info there:
--README.Debian:
I'm the maintainer,, i downloaded it from wustls.oakland.ncsa.huhuhu.edu.gov
tool 1.0-2 is
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