Rudy,
> Because it's need to be run inside the chroot *(/tmp/target) and
> $ROOTCMD is an alias for "chroot /tmp/target". At least I have always
> thought so :)
I was under the impression that my scripts will run in a chrooted
environment anyway. Will check that.
I just note that at least there seem to be major differences between a
"normal" installation and a softupdate. (I am doing softupdates right now.)
While doing a softupdate, you're not in a chroot environment, so
$ROOTCMD and no $ROOTCMD might be the same.
Also I found I should use
$ROOTCMD apache2ctl restart
at the end of the script, which again is not needed during a "normal"
install as the box will reboot anyway after the installation.
These things might be the counterpart of
http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai/fai-guide/ch-advanced.html#s-confsoftupdate
depending on what you start with when developing your config.
Regards,
Torsten
