[Pkg-roundcube-maintainers] Bug#508633: roundcube-core: It that necessary restarting the webserver in post removal?

[Vincent Bernat]

OoO Peu avant le début de  l'après-midi du samedi 13 décembre 2008, vers
13:24, Tiago Bortoletto Vaz <tiago at debian-ba.org> disait :

> For apache installation with a valid SSL certificate it's bad having to type
> the key when removing roundcube. Sometimes the admin with credentials to remove
> the package is not the one who has the certificate key. Also, it's a problem
> for massive and/or automatic removal processes. So, is it possible to have a
> "reload" instead of "restart" call in postrm script?

There is  no real  need to  use restart. reload  should be  OK. However,
invoke-rc.d does not understand "reload"  and will call it even when the
service  is disabled.  This  is against  the  policy, hence  the use  of
restart. restart is not done when the service is disabled.

Maybe  we can  hack around  to check  if the  service is  running before
issuing a reload.
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