Quoting peter green ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > > As you mention yourself, the situation you described should *not* > > happen during a regular install. It can happen if a given package > > modifies conffiles from another package and does not do it The Right > > Way (see Policy 10.7.4). > presumablly this doesn't just affect conffiles but any prompting that doesn't > go through debconf (or is not using debconf also forbidden?).
The answer is yes, in my opinion. Or, more presumably, *any* package should be installable in a non-interactive manner.
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