Hi, On Sonntag, 16. Juni 2013, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > Do you have the install log with DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer set from such > problematic install? all debian-edu g-i tests on jenkins.d.n are done with that setting, but due to this issue the installs don't complete. maybe we should build the wheezy-test cd image with that setting so that all manual tests are made with it too? > > Jun 14 13:51:56 <schweer> h01ger: that dictionary stuff might be > > related to all those *spell packages installed -- despite of the > > actual language chosen in the installer. I'm wondering if we > > couldn't rely on d-i to pull in the right packages. > > > I think this idea has some merrits, but I wonder what to change: > Looking at "apt-cache rdepends dictionaries-common", I suspect it wont > help. > > But perhaps a solution is to always install some wordlist package and > preseed to select it? the jenkins tests use this preseeding: dictionaries-common dictionaries-common/default-wordlist Manual symlink setting > "apt-cache search wordlist" show the packages > provoding a wordlist. > > When that is said, I believe we can drop all ispell dictionaries now, > and only provide myspell dictionaries, because I believe the packages > we care (Iceweasel, Libreoffice, KDE, etc)q about is able to handle > myspell. The only package I know depending on ispell is emacs. :) ok, as it's hanging at configuring ispell-dictionaries I'm gonna remove all ispell entries from our tasks. http://jenkins.debian.net/view/edu/job/g-i-installation_debian-edu_wheezy-test_standalone_gnome/3/artifact/results//snapshot_009000.png cheers, Holger
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