Bug#214541: marked as done (apache-common: Apache should ASK whether to use debconf)
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From: thomas lakofski <thomas@88.net>
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Subject: apache-common: Apache should ASK whether to use debconf
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Package: apache-common
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Won't address all the other breakage in this new version in this bug
report. Could we have an initial option of whether to configure apache
with debconf at all? Or maybe just restrict it to control of which dso
modules are loaded?
cheers,
-thomas
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On Sun, 28 Mar 2004, Thomas Lakofski wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Mar 2004, Fabio Massimo Di Nitto wrote:
>
> > I think this bug is somehow not valid anymore. Now all the
> > scripts are working as they should and user configuration changes are
> > preserved.
> >
> > Since asking to use or not debconf isn't an option do you see any reason
> > to keep this bug open?
>
> Sounds fair to me -- just as long as it doesn't break httpd.conf too
> often in the future...
No there will be no more break. We are actually working on auditing all
external packages to try to achive a certain consistency in managing the
configurations and preserving users settings but it's a long work that we
hope to complete asap.
Thanks
Fabio
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