Hi, * Joost van Baal [Sat, Jun 25, 2005 at 08:03:44PM +0200]: > postinst: > > if there is a user "systraq" > warn "i will not reuse the user systraq" > warn "make sure you have a /etc/cron.d/systraq file from systraq >= > version" > fi > > if there is no user "debian-systraq" > create user "debian-systraq"
and chown all files in /var/lib/systraq to debian-systraq.
> fi
>
> postrm:
>
> if there is a user "systraq"
> warn "i will not remove user systraq"
> fi
>
> if there is a user "debian-systraq"
> delete user "debian-systraq"
and all of its files, of course.
> fi
>
> Dealing with /etc/cron.d/systraq , which uses the systraq account name,
> could also be handled by verifying whether the systrem is being upgraded
> from a "systraq"-account-name systraq package.
>
> Would that be feasable? Or too error-prone?
Sounds good.
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