Does anyone want to put in a vote on which way to break the dependency loop? Basically, there are two ways to go about it:
One, ntp-server Depends ntp-simple | ntp-refclock ntp-simple Recommends ntp-server ntp-refclock Recommends ntp-server Two, ntp-server Recommends ntp-simple | ntp-refclock ntp-simple Depends ntp-server ntp-refclock Depends ntp-refclock The first treats ntp-server as the well-known public package to install and the other two as implementation variants. This is a bit like the kaffe package, say. The second treats ntp-server as a sort of ntp-common package that gets pulled in by either package you install. The first seems to be a bit more user-friendly, because "apt-get install ntp-server" will do something reasonable. It also seems to have been the original intent, seeing that the user management is in the ntp-simple and ntp-refclock packages, which would seem to indicate that they were intended to be configured first. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
