On Fri, Nov 14, 2003 at 11:28:06AM +1100, Matthew Palmer wrote: > If you can reasonably expect your target audience to read the README.Debian > file and edit the config file by hand, then I'd say let them edit. > Certainly, if it's only one or two lines, in one file, and you can easily > point them at the right spot, then probably the payoff of your time vs their > time (including the time which would need to be spent answering the question > anyway) probably isn't good enough to make it worth writing the debconf > frontend. This is a good point. Sorting out the conffiles by putting essential parameters at the top and referring to them in README.debian is the way to start. If the user install a tool to manage an LDAP server, he/she must have heard of configuration files before! :) Thank for your time. Sincerely, David. -- David Segonds - PGP 0x1F7A3E7A
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