[Pkg-roundcube-maintainers] Bug#478170: roundcube: files missing after install

Teodor mteodor at gmail.com
Sun Apr 27 19:58:58 UTC 2008


tags 478170 - wontfix
thanks

On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 9:35 PM, Vincent Bernat <bernat at debian.org> wrote:
>  If   you    install   earlier    versions   of   roundcube,    you   get
>  /etc/default/roundcube.     This    file    has   been    replaced    by
>  /etc/default/roundcube-core     (because    roundcube    is     now    a
>  metapackage). Since  we don't want to  bother users that  did not modify
>  this file, we ship this file instead:

I see your point now: the files were moved from the 'roundcube'
package to 'roundcube-core' package. In this case the package should
not declare it owns these files.
The logic is that for any given package, the command "dpkg -L
PKG-NAME" will list the files and ALL of them should exist even if
empty. That's my opinnion. For example if you prefer to keep the file
'/etc/default/roundcube' it should add a comment that explains that is
NOT in use and someone should modify '/etc/default/roundcube-core'.

Thanks

PS: I run into this when looking for something else. I'll open another
bug report for that.





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