Does the code fail if you dpkg-reconfigure and tell krb5-config that
you are using DNS? My view is that the authoritative state for
whether you are using DNS (or more precisely whether you want your
kdcs in krb5.conf) lives in debconf and if you change that state, you
should run dpkg-reconfigure.
Patrick Matthäi writes:
> No it does not have to lost the local modified settings. An usual way
> is to get (with some shell magic) in your .config script the actual
> values of the local (maybe modified) configuration file and displaying
> them as default in debconf.
That code is indeed alread
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Hello,
> Sam, do you have an opinion on this? The basic problem right now is >
that
> if you install krb5-config, edit /etc/krb5.conf to change the default
> realm without telling debconf, and then upgrade krb5-config, it will
> revert your change, w
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