On Mar 30, Julian Gilbey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Also, the default installation of a package should *NOT* give error > > > messages: I haven't touched any of the udev configuration files or > > > anything. > > The default installation does not, but at least for a while (until %e > > will work) I will not automatically change an existing configuration. > But my installation *does* give this error! (Unless you mean the > default installation in 0.088.) Yes. It's a warning. If your system has been working so far then you do not need to worry, else you would have already been searching for a different solution.
> A user who installs version 0.4 of a package, makes no local > modifications, and then simlpy upgrades 0.4 -> 0.5 -> 0.6 should have > a functionally identical system to a user who installs 0.6 in the > first place. That is not happening here. An nice principle, but something which may not be trivial to be implemented. If the change were just s/a/b/ I would have done it like I did for other changes in the past (look at preinst...). -- ciao, Marco
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