OoO En cette matinée pluvieuse du vendredi 03 juin 2011, vers 10:24,
Raphael Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org> disait :
> Please reply for the packages that you maintain to the question that
> concerns you:
> 1/ If your package uses the "interest" directive in the triggers files,
> is it important that the "triggering" packages that activate your triggers
> be considered as not configured (and thus not satisfying dependencies)
> until the trigger has been processed?
> 2/ If your package uses the "activate" directive, is it important that
> your package be considered as not configured (and thus not satisfying
> dependencies) until the trigger has been processed?
> I have put "no" as answer for the "install-info" and "man-db" packages.
> For the others, I would like you to answer explicitly yes or no with a
> short rationale. If you don't know what to answer, please reply describing
> what your trigger does, and we'll try to find out through discussion.
For "nevow", both triggers are here to rebuild the plugin cache. The
plugin system is critical since most daemons written with nevow needs
use the plugin system to start themselves. However, the plugin cache is
not so important. If it is not updated, the only drawback is some
warning message if the daemon is started as non-root user. Therefore, I
think the package can be considered as configured without the triggers.
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