Hello Ryan On 2006-02-03 Ryan Underwood wrote: > Can you please create an /etc/default/mysql file and put the > bind-address setting into it, if this is possible? Or else use debconf > to obtain this setting. If /etc/mysql/my.cnf is changed, unattended > security upgrades fail because the config file has been modified - a > necessity to run mysql on the external interface due to the default > bind-address setting. I agree with the default, but it should also be > possible to do unattended security upgrades once the setting has been > changed...
There will unlikely be a change in the shipped default configuration file once the packages are in the stable distribution. If only the users configfile is changed and not the shipped one, dpkg will silently keep the users version. Similar, the user did not touch the shipped file and the package contains a new file, dpkg will silently update the configfile. dpkg will only ask if both the user and the package modified the configfile. So I currently see no need to do extra work here or is there a situation I did not thought about? bye, -christian- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
