> > > > > %post > > > /sbin/chkconfig --add meego-ux-mediafs if ! cat /etc/fuse.conf | grep > > > -qw user_allow_other; then > > > echo "user_allow_other">> /etc/fuse.conf fi > > > > this I'm not so sure about... > > you add something, but never remove it > > What requirement drives us to needing this option? Why would we not want > to > apply an access policy? We really want to give everyone a privilege that > fuse by default only allows for root?
no the problem Arjan is complaining about is you have an install step that adds to a file, but if the package is removed, you don't clean out what got added. Unfortunately this tends to be a problem with files that don't have a clean management method, if you just use shell commands to append to a file, it's a little messy to clean it up. Really these things ought to have some kind of an installer method to add/remove entries, but well... we can dream.
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