reassign 473290 solid-pop3d
thanks

Why are you calling db_stop at all?  The description of db_stop is:

       STOP   This command tells debconf that you’re done talking to it.
              Often debconf can detect termination of your  program and
              this command is not necessary.

debconf-devel(7)

debconf is the standard interface for communicating with users during
package configuration, and update-inetd is using it correctly.  I don't know
what you mean with your example of ucf, but ucf does *not* re-start debconf
if the caller has killed it with db_stop - ucf is screwed just like any
other debconf-using program in that case.

Looking at the solid-pop3d postinst, there's nothing here that should cause
debconf to be left connected past the end of the script; solid-pop3d should
be fixed to not call db_stop.

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