Is there any way that I can get dpkg to run custom scripts either before
or after it runs a package's pre/post install/remove scripts?
I know that I can configure apt-get to run pre/post invoke scripts, but
I'd like to hook into dpkg because not everything is done through apt.
The reason I want this is so I can do custom extensions to the package
management. eg.
. Keep an audit log of all package installation, removal,
configuration, etc.
. Put all the config files from packages under local version control
so that I can see what changed when, and so I can do a three-way
diff to automatically merge my local config file changes.
. Call dpkg-repack on some packages so I can rollback more easily.
Ideally I'd like to have my own scripts called in addition to the
package control scripts, with the same arguments.
Can anyone suggest how I may do this?
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