request review of fs2ram debian/control and debian/templates

[Philippe Le Brouster <plb@nebkha.net>]

Hi,

The content of the debian/control and the debian/templates are given below.
Could people on this list review the contents and give any valuable feedbacks
regarding erros in language usage?

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# debian/control
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Source: fs2ram
Section: admin
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Philippe Le Brouster <plb@nebkha.net>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 7.0.50~)
Standards-Version: 3.9.1
DM-Upload-Allowed: yes

Package: fs2ram
Architecture: all
Depends: ${misc:Depends}, ucf
Description: manage post-mount/pre-unmount scripts for tmpfs across reboot
 fs2ram manages temporary filesystems across reboots. It is possible to
 associate a pre-unmount script to a given mountpoint. At each
 shutdown/reboot, fs2ram executes the pre-unmount script and then unmount
 the corresponding filesystem. Every pre-unmount script must print a
 post-mount script on the standard output. The post-mount script is saved
 and run at boot time after the corresponding filesystem is mounted by 
 fs2ram.
 .
 This package provides two pre-unmount scripts aimed at preserving
 folder structure and file permissions across reboots; this needed e.g.
 for /var/cache or /var/log.

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# debian/templates
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Template: fs2ram/main_install_type
Type: select
__Choices: Empty configuration, Limiting the media wear-out, Privacy
Default: Limiting the media wear-out
_Description: fs2ram configuration preset
 Please select the fs2ram configuration preset that best meets your needs.
 .
  Empty configuration:
   The configuration file will be filled with an empty template. The
   configuration
   needs to be done manually.
  Limiting the media wear-out:
   /var/tmp, /var/log and /var/cache will be available as RAM filesystems.
   Their contents will be preserved across reboot.
  Privacy:
   /var/tmp, /var/log and /var/cache will be available as RAM filesystems.
   Only their filesystem structures will be preserved across reboot.

Template: fs2ram/rcs_enforce_ram_configuration
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Make /tmp and /var/lock available as ram filesystems?
 Please choose if you want to mount ram filesystems on top of /tmp and
 /var/lock.
 .
 If you don't now what it means, you can safely do this (this is now
 the default behavior for a fresh install of Debian since Wheezy).

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Thanks,
-- 
Philippe Le Brouster