On 15.05.12 16:54, gregor herrmann wrote: > tag 673006 + moreinfo > thanks > > On Tue, 15 May 2012 13:27:01 +0200, Ralf G. R. Bergs wrote: > >> I had a file /usr/sbin/spfd installed already on my system, and when I >> installed this package it overwrote the existing file without backing >> it up or at least asking whether it is ok to overwrite it. > Where did this /usr/sbin/spfd come from? > > If was from another package in the Debian archive, we have a problem > that needs to be fixed. Or not, since /usr/sbin/spfd is handled via > update-alternatives, so just setting it back should be enough in case > of an unwanted change. > > If on the other hand the file was locally installed or came from some > package out of the Debian archive, then we can't do anything about > it, I guess ... It was locally installed... So what I observed is the expected behavior?
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