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Re: Conditional use of debconf



Bob Hilliard <hilliard@debian.org> cum veritate scripsit:

>      I would like to use debconf to present a message to the admin
> when a package is installed, but only if certain text does not
> appear in a config file.  

Why would you want to do that ?
Ask yourself why such a message is required in the first place.

Do you demand that every sysadmin who upgrades that specific
package to edit the config file?

I would say, noting the change in the changelog is enough,
and maybe a pointer in README.Debian.


debconf is usually only shown once, and sent to the trash.
And it is annoying to see too many notes.


regards,
	junichi
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