> Richard Kettlewell writes ("What should postrm purge actually do?"):
> > Is it written down anywhere what postrm purge is supposed to do?
> > Presumably remove some set of files, but what criteria should be used to
> > choose which?
> > Things I'm uncertain about, that someone might actually miss:
> > - log files
>
> Yes, these should be removed.
I think removing log files is a bad practice. A user may need to keep
those log files (by law for example) and unbeknownst to them, debian
has removed them when they removed web server X to replace it with
web server Y.
Log files should be out of bounds, even for --purge.
Jeremiah
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