Bug#3278: pcmcia-cs doesn't check for running cardmgr

[Oliver Oberdorf <oly@head-cfa.harvard.edu>]

Package: pcmcia-cs

The postinst script doesn't check for a running
cardmgr during install.  (Which is my fault from
when I was maintainer)

-Oly

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From: luisgh@cogs.susx.ac.uk (Luis Francisco Gonzalez)
Subject: PCMCIA-CS debian package
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Hi,
I have just built the pcmcia-cs package for my notebook. Great job, thanks!
Actually, there is a minor problem that I suffered. When configuring the
package, dpkg doesn't check if carmgr is running. As I was running it, the
postinst script failed. Is this a minor bug or am I just plain stupid.

Thanks very much!
Luis.

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