Hi Frank, hi all!
On Mon, 26 Sep 2005, Norbert Preining wrote:
> To remind us: We should move the config.in from tetex-bin to tex-common.
> (and probably the template file, too).
I suggest the following two things: The debconf questions are moved to
tex-common/*, and answers if already stored in the debconf database, are
taken over to the relevant tex-common questions.
Second: I propose a new question:
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Template: tex-common/onlycachefonts
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Apply debconf rules on ls-R files only to /var/cache/fonts/ls-R
Files under /var/cache/fonts are generated on the fly by all the users
in case a font is missing. Therefore it is good to allow the update of
/var/cache/fonts/ls-R by a specified group. If you select yes here, only
this ls-R file is managed by debconf, all the other get save permissions
and can only be modified by root. If you choose no, all the ls-R files'
permission are managed by debconf.
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To my mind only /var/cache/fonts/ls-R should actually have `liberal'
permissions, while the other ls-R files should not be touchable by
anybody else the root.
I have implemented the take over as follows:
. Copy the template file from tetex-bin and change all the tetex/ to
tex-common/
. add the above template
and then use the attached config script.
Please comment on it! I probably have missed something (first time
debconf-er).
Best wishes
Norbert
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#include variables
#!/bin/sh -e
#
# config maintainer script for the Debian <:=${PACKAGE}:> package.
# $Id: config.in 114 2005-08-04 15:04:01Z frn $
<:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:>//
# Give names to the commandline arguments
action=$1
installed_version=$2
. <:=${CONFMODULE}:>
db_version 2.0
#
# move the answers from tetex-bin to tex-common, if there are no answers
# in the tex-common db
maybe_move_answer() {
$ans = $1
db_get tex-common/$ans || true
if [ x"$RET" = x ] ; then
# nothing already saved to tex-common debconf
db_get tetex-bin/$ans || true
if [ ! x"$RET" = x ] ; then
# but there is an answer in tetex debconf
db_set tex-common/$ans "$RET"
fi
fi
}
maybe_move_answer lsr-perms
maybe_move_answer groupname
maybe_move_answer groupperm
maybe_move_answer userperm
## do the things we have to do for upgraders from old versions
# it does not harm to do the checks also when $action is reconfigure.
# suggest a user to rename old cnf files (copyright Atsuhito?)
# (upgrade from woody, keep for etch?)
if [ -d /etc/texmf/texmf.d ]; then
if ls /etc/texmf/texmf.d 2> /dev/null | egrep -vq '(\.cnf|\.dpkg-.*|~)$';
then
db_input medium tex-common/cnf_name || true
db_go || true
fi
fi
## do the things we have to do always
# ls-R handling (taken from old config script, copyright?)
db_input low tex-common/lsr-perms || true
db_go
db_get tex-common/lsr-perms
if [ x"$RET" = x"true" ]; then
db_beginblock
db_input low tex-common/onlycachefonts || true
db_input low tex-common/groupname || true
db_input low tex-common/groupperm || true
db_input low tex-common/userperm || true
db_endblock
fi
db_go
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