The correct syntax is 'dash dash/sh boolean false' (the first field is
the owning package name; if that is 'd-i', then the preseed doesn't get
used anywhere outside the installer environment).
This is actually a preseed bug: it only copies over preseeds after base-
installer has finished, which me
> In the meantime, you should (I haven't tested this yet) be able to work
> around this with a late_command.
> Something like:
> d-i preseed/late_command string in-target /var/lib/dpkg/info/dash.postinst
Yup, this is basically what we're doing. Our late_command calls a more
involved local script,
I discovered this bug on my systems this morning, and did a bunch of
digging trying to figure out what's happening. I'm no expert at debian-
installer, but I think what's happening is due to the cdebconf->debconf
transition that happens early in the installation.
When the installer first starts, i
This also affects hardy (8.04 LTS).
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can't preseed dash/sh to false
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/105539
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can't preseed dash/sh to false
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