Sergey Okhapkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Creating a new inittab.default will not activate the package. That's > why I prefer to save an existing inittab and create a new one.
/etc/inittab should absolutely not be packaged as such, because otherwise setup will delete it (and may therefore destroy user configuration) at package reinstalls/upgrades/uninstalls. The configfile.default + postinstall script copying configfile.default to configfile if it does not exist is a reasonably well accepted Cygwin packaging method. Why not do that? Max.
