Hi again Philippe,
Thanks for clarifying. I'd be happy to apply a patch, but I'm uncertain
whether the issue warrants a stable-release update (which is probably what you
need), and I would rather focus on update-inetd's replacement than
prepare/test the patch myself.
cheers,
sez
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Le 22.11.2011 23:46, Serafeim Zanikolas a écrit :
Hi Philippe,
I sympathise with the aim, but debconf is needed in pretty much all
invocation
modes. That's because the user is prompted to make a choice when a
service
selector matches more than one entry (which is terrible; check out
DEP9 for a
Hi Philippe,
On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 04:41:26PM +0100, Philippe Basinska wrote [edited]:
> update-inetd should allow a non-interactive mode to avoid the use of
> debconf.
[..]
> I looked at update-inetd code source and, in my opinion, DebianNet.pm
> should load debconf code only if needed (if --mu
Package: update-inetd
Version: 4.38+nmu1+squeeze1
Severity: wishlist
Hello,
update-inetd should allow a non-interactive mode to avoid the use of
debconf.
Indeed, I get the following warning when I use update-inetd in a script
executed under udev responsability :
debconf: unable to initialize fr
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