Martin Sjögren wrote: > > error: partconf's postinst exited with status 7680 > > Yes, as I've said before, partconf has to exit with nonzero exit code in > this case, since it must not be marked as configured by udpkg and > main-menu, because... it isn't configured. What we need, is a way to > distinguish "failure" and "backed out", since this also applies to the > <go back> button. > > I propose to use a standard exit code for this, I'm not sure what udpkg > has to do... How will udpkg mangle the return code from the script into > what it returns itself? It would be good if it could propagate so > main-menu can see what has happened. In debconf, this is 30, and that's > what partconf returns, I think that's a good choice. udpkg does currently mangle exit codes; it prints the full wait code (without calling WEXITSTATUS on it; 7680 >> 8 == 30), and always exits with a 1. -- see shy jo
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