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if one opens a config file modified by debconf,
he can see the statement that this section of the file
is managed by Debconf. But there isn't any hint, which
script/program to call to modify the values.
in my opinion there should allso be a hint
'# call /var/lib/dpkg/blablabla to modify it.'
for every possible config-script.
otherwise people will start setting differing options
overriding the debconf values after being set.
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Closing this bug report, as it's useless here.=20
Please, everyone and anyone, *whenever* you see a config file that
claims to be "managed by debconf" and that you should not edit it, file
a specific bug on that package for=20
a) making false claims about what debconf does
b) abusing debconf
c) violating policy for config files
--=20
see shy jo
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