Gus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > after a "remove", i no longer run the checker, so no new messages will > be quarantined - should i also stop running the cron script or is it > a good idea to continue removing old messages?
Probably you should check if the pkg is in remove state and exit early from the cron script if so. Actually, it could go either way, because I could see why you would want to continue to reap old quarantined message even if the pkg is removed.... > on a "purge", should i remove this directory (and any quarantined > messages), or should i leave them and rely on the admin noticing the > "not empty so not removing directory" message from dpkg? > > (i was going to have the postrm ask, but i'd rather avoid requiring > interaction) > > i'm thinking the best solution is to not remove the files, and echo a > message saying that i'm not (principle of least surprise) Yes, sounds right. Removing them seems like possible data loss for the user. YOu might even prompt for whether the quarantined msgs ought to be removed? -- .....Adam Di [EMAIL PROTECTED]<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
