Bug#355746: [Pkg-sysvinit-devel] Bug#355746: Warn on installation of bootclean if bootclean.sh was modified?

Henrique de Moraes Holschuh hmh at debian.org
Thu Mar 9 15:48:45 UTC 2006


On Thu, 09 Mar 2006, Thomas Hood wrote:
> more than renaming happened when bootclean.sh was replaced by bootclean.  The
> former merely defines some functions which the sourcer can later call in order
> to clean things.  The latter goes ahead and cleans.  For this reason I regard

There are no nice fixes for this bug.  I don't really know what's best, but
I do know that if we go through the non-mv way, we have to use a debconf
note (for the warning), and that might not be kosher for initscripts.

Ah, the mv way also requires an mv back to the old name in the rollback
path.

> Still, what I don't like about this scheme is that it will strongly suggest to
> admins that bootclean.sh has just been renamed, not fundamentally changed,
> and this will inevitably confuse people.

That would mean a debconf note, then.  With or without the mv.

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  Henrique Holschuh




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