> I wonder why the nfsroot.prerm package would want to stop named. It isn't
> re-started at some point, so if you would remove the nfsroot package you
> would end up with a not-running named, which is very undesired behaviour
> IMO.
Oops, there you found the real problem. Sorry, I'm not very conce
> Thanks a lot. This worked perfectly. I assume from your wording
> "(in this case this is safe)" that this would not be a safe procedure
> in general. Is this correct?
Well, my personal opinion is that this is nearly always safe, and that
dpkg really should have an option that tells it to
Thanks a lot. This worked perfectly. I assume from your wording
"(in this case this is safe)" that this would not be a safe procedure
in general. Is this correct?
Bob
On Wed, 5 Nov 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (joost witteveen) wrote:
> The way to fix this (in this case this is safe), is to do
On Thu, 6 Nov 1997, Richard G. Roberto wrote:
> On Wed, 5 Nov 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
>
> > > I have a misconfigured or partially configured nfsroot on my disk
> > > that is marked 'purge' in dselect. Both dselect and 'dpkg
> > > --force-remove-reinstreq -r nfsroot' give the following
On Wed, 5 Nov 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
> > I have a misconfigured or partially configured nfsroot on my disk
> > that is marked 'purge' in dselect. Both dselect and 'dpkg
> > --force-remove-reinstreq -r nfsroot' give the following response:
>
> > /var/lib/dpkg/info/nfsroot.prerm: /etc/i
> I have a misconfigured or partially configured nfsroot on my disk
> that is marked 'purge' in dselect. Both dselect and 'dpkg
> --force-remove-reinstreq -r nfsroot' give the following response:
> /var/lib/dpkg/info/nfsroot.prerm: /etc/init.d/bind: No such file or
Oops, right. nfsroot need
I have a misconfigured or partially configured nfsroot on my disk
that is marked 'purge' in dselect. Both dselect and 'dpkg
--force-remove-reinstreq -r nfsroot' give the following response:
Removing nfsroot ...
I will not do so, (as you may have some config stuff in there left),
but you prob
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