Stephen Zander wrote:
> Hmm, why then does the following snippet
>
> only prompt the user every *second* time it's executed?
I have no idea. Provide me with a DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer log of this
happening and I'll tell you.
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see shy jo
> "Joey" == Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Joey> Note that I specifically said it should reset the flag *just
Joey> before* bombing out.
Hmm, why then does the following snippet
if [ -f /etc/tripwire/tw.config -o -f /etc/tw.config ]
then
db_input critical tripwire/upg
Brian May wrote:
> > "Joey" == Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Joey> Yes, you're right. What's happening is that debconf will not
> Joey> re-ask a question unless you specifically tell it to do
> Joey> so. This is generally a good thing, in this case it is
> Joey> obv
> "Joey" == Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Joey> Yes, you're right. What's happening is that debconf will not
Joey> re-ask a question unless you specifically tell it to do
Joey> so. This is generally a good thing, in this case it is
Joey> obviously not right. libglide2 c
zhaoway wrote:
> when installing libglide2 which uses debconf, i gave a
> answer which causes the package failed to be installed,
> then after the batch installation, i re-run apt-get to
> install it, but it didn't ask the question again.
>
> i consider this is fault ui design. i.e., if the questi
hi,
[no time to dig deeper, right now, bear with me]
when installing libglide2 which uses debconf, i gave a
answer which causes the package failed to be installed,
then after the batch installation, i re-run apt-get to
install it, but it didn't ask the question again.
i consider this is fault ui
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