We got '-dpkg-new'!
Having bulled my way through the extermination of emacs20, I went ahead with a
massive apt-get update/upgrade, 129 meg all tolled. The cable modem is doing
its thing with valor.
Now I notice syslogd has been stopped so I peek into /etc/init.d and behold a
bevy of new scripts eg 'whutever.dpkg-new'. Without looking further into the
matter, they mostly appear to be of identical length to their 'old' forebears.
What is the prescribed course of action with these? Copy them over into their
working names and restart the respective process? Or has that been done?
/signed,
Muddled in Rhode Island
--
Bob Bernstein <ruptured-duck@home.com>
at
Esmond, R.I., USA
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I live in a server room. I have no life. Management pumps sunlight in
for me. My pizza is simply slid under the door. Girls laugh at me behind
my back. My parents say I was dropped at birth. Approaching people cross
the street to avoid me. I was dead for 45 seconds once. I hurt small
animals. My computers are named after school teachers that mocked me in
school.
-found on misc@openbsd.org
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