Kenny MacDonald writes ("Dselect / dpkg interaction."):
> After talking to Stephen Tweedie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> last night about
> my understansing of the current way which dselect and dpkg handle the
> 'Z' conffiles option, he came up with one possible solution I
Bruce Perens writes ("Re: Dselect / dpkg interaction. "):
> In the case of the startup script running dselect, there is no interactive
> shell to take over when "dselect" gets a stop signal. Thus, you'd simply
> have to fork a shell at a lower level.
That's
After talking to Stephen Tweedie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> last night about
my understansing of the current way which dselect and dpkg handle the
'Z' conffiles option, he came up with one possible solution I thought
should be aired.
At the moment, dselect sets an environment variable, and dpkg then
test
In the case of the startup script running dselect, there is no interactive
shell to take over when "dselect" gets a stop signal. Thus, you'd simply
have to fork a shell at a lower level.
Bruce
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