On Fri, Sep 20, 2002 at 06:17:22PM -0400, Levi Waldron wrote: I think your debconf database is broke in someway. Running the script "/usr/share/debconf/fix_db.pl" may help. You could ask debconf package maintainer. In past he has sometimes asked for copies of broken databases first. These are located in /var/cache/debconf. Back these up before running the script. Backing up and moving aside /var/cache/debconf/config.dat and /var/cache/debconf/templates.dat may also help. However, I think this would wipe out all configuration values debconf maintains to facilitate upgrades. [snip] > ++ set -- configure > ++ unset _old_opts > + PREFS=/etc/mozilla/prefs.js > + '[' -f /etc/mozilla/prefs.js ']' > + db_fset mozilla/freetype dontparse true > + echo 'FSET mozilla/freetype' dontparse true > + local 'IFS= > ' > + local _LINE > + read -r _LINE > + RET=Unsupported command "non-network" (full line was "non-network local > connections being added to access control list") received from confmodule. > + return 20 > + true > + db_text low mozilla/gdkxft_note > + db_input low mozilla/gdkxft_note > + echo 'INPUT low' mozilla/gdkxft_note > + local 'IFS= > ' > + local _LINE > + read -r _LINE > + RET=true > + return 0 > + db_go > + echo 'GO ' > + local 'IFS= > ' > + local _LINE > + read -r _LINE > + RET=question skipped > + return 30 [snip] > + db_text low mozilla/prefs_note > + db_input low mozilla/prefs_note > + echo 'INPUT low' mozilla/prefs_note > + local 'IFS= > ' > + local _LINE > + read -r _LINE > + RET=ok > + return 0 > + db_go > + echo 'GO ' > + local 'IFS= > ' > + local _LINE > + read -r _LINE > + RET=question skipped > + return 30 > dpkg: error processing mozilla-browser (--configure): > subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 128 > Errors were encountered while processing: > mozilla-browser > E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) > > -- Jerome
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