On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 01:41:58AM +0100, mi wrote:
# debconf is not a registry, so we only fiddle with the default file if it
# does not exist
if [ ! -e $DEFAULT_DISPLAY_MANAGER_FILE ]; then
db_get shared/default-x-display-manager
if [ $THIS_PACKAGE != $RET ]; then
echo Please be
Try redirecting the output to a file then you can blook at the output
dpkg --purge packagename dpkg.file 21
packagename is the package name of your package to remove
Barry
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, michaw wrote:
Hello List !
Usually apt/itude works without problems here. But this time seems i
Hello again.
I tracked the problem, and it appears there wasn't anymore the file
/etc/X11/default-x-manager.
As a consequence the postinst-script reached a get_db call which seemed to
exit the script with an error.
It's the following passus.
Excerpt from /var/lib/info/dpkg/gdm2/postinst:
vvv
Hello List !
Usually apt/itude works without problems here. But this time seems i kicked
it really bad :|
I upgraded to Gnome2 for woody on i386 and decided at one point to purge gdm2.
Well there was this warning 'directory /etc/gdm/some not empty so not
removed', leaving it
First to add, please cc me.
Tried to move on hoping to make up for the lost hourshowever, indeed this
seems to be something serious.
Apt/itude _hangs_ at the half configured 'gdm2', terminating any pending
installations. I'm not able to proceed.
Ack !
Anyway got some things cleared:
michaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I upgraded to Gnome2 for woody on i386 and decided at one point to
purge gdm2. Well there was this warning 'directory /etc/gdm/some
not empty so not removed', leaving it half-configured.
There are several states a package can be in. Half-configured is, I
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