You might be right, apparently I was misinterpreting the actions of the
script.
Probably the correct solution would be to add
mkdir -p /opt
before the first ln statement.
This could also be wrapped in an if.
I doubt that you can guarantee that the /opt directory is existing on
all Linux
Had the same issue... and was missing /opt.
Swapping the lines would also create /opt/drbl ... such that the ln
command fails with "ln: /opt/drbl: cannot overwrite directory"
Adding "mkdir /opt" would solve it ... but it's supposed to exist on a
normal system ... right?
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package clonezilla 3.10.11-3 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess
from the postinst script
case "$1" in
configure)
ln -sf /usr/share/drbl /opt/
mkdir -p /opt/drbl/conf
ln -sf /etc/drbl/drbl.conf /opt/drbl/conf/
;;
I assume swapping the lines to have mkdir before the first ln command
will solve the problem of the script failing
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