Hartmut Goebel wrote:
I'm curious. Isn't it common on Debian to do all the preparations when
installing a module. I personally would expect the user is added to the
server automatically. (But this would not be the first point where
Debian an me are incompatible ;-)
there are two cases where debian doesn't do that:
* if it's not possible to setup a sane 'default' system because the
defaults do vary from each and every installation (not such things
like ip or passwords that can be asked through debconf)
* if the maintainer(s) did not have had the time yet to properly
implement the setup with debconf.
for tryton, the latter is the case. using debconf to setup dbs in a
policy conformant way is not that trivial, and dbconfig-common is a bit
underdocumented to be used easily without prior experience.
if you want to help on getting it done, you're most welcome.
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