Am Freitag, 19. Mai 2006 23:48 schrieb Debian Bug Tracking System: Hi! > this is a problem with your setup. Smartmontools neither start's smartd > nor does it turn on smart for any disk by default. If you don't want > anything to happen in the chroot then leave the config as it's shipped.
Yes, I changed the configuration, because the chroot is used as an image for different computers and on real computers the server should be started. My problem is, that unlike other packages like udev, the smartmontools package does not check, if it is updated in a chroot or not. Using the default configuration is not an option for me, since I want to use the server. And for the past year any update worked without a problem. regards, Jörg
