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Package: otrs2
Version: 2.1.7-2
Hi Torsten,
when installing a new otrs2 system, the installer asks me at the
beginning if I want to "Configure database for otrs2 with
dbconfig-common?" Yes/No. Now if I select "No", since I want to use my
oracle 10.2g database, I am expecting the installer not to install any
postgresql or mysql db on the system. Yet the next screen shows me a
screen where I need to select postgresql or mysql, and if I say 'cancel'
it comes back to that screen and doesn't let me leave, except if I
install either postgresql/mysql.
Could this be fixed?
I mean if I say "NO" to dbconfig-common it should be obvious that I
don't want any other databases installed and that I have my own database
ready to connnect to, in my case even on a different server. I don't
want to install software that I don't need on the system, and I also
don't want the need to remove software that is installed by default but
is never used by my system.
kind regards,
Tobias
I am using Debian Etch 4.0 with dbd:oracle1.19 and Oracle DB 10.2g with OTRS2
2.1.6/2.1.7 debian built
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Control: retitle -1 stop processing when first answer is no
Control: fixed -1 1.8.37
This bug was a duplicate of bug 469728 which is long gone fixed.
dbconfig-common (1.8.37) unstable; urgency=low
* Fix from Niko Tyni for dpkg-reconfigure failures due to missing database
admin password. Thanks! (closes: #439081).
* Fix from Niko Tyni for problems with opting out in preconfiguration
scenarios (closes: #469728).
* Fix from Niko Tyni for choosing a more sane default for authmethod
with remote questions in pgsql installations (closes: #443985).
* Remove default logfile path/dir on purge (closes: #455018).
-- Sean Finney <[email protected]> Thu, 06 Mar 2008 23:37:03 +0100
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