VTH> SWUP is a dependency handler mostly. RPM is rather helpless without it VTH> as it will just spew out dependencies and not solve them. VTH> And if you lose config files during upgrades it's because of a faulty VTH> package which you should file a bug report on. So if you state your VTH> specific problem we might be able to help you better :)
Well, at the moment there was a single thing that maked me thinking of swup updating. :) I had /etc/ntp.conf unchanged but "touched" (mtime of file was changed). Let's think that old default config was OK for me, for example I edited it a bit and than came back to what I started from. Today's update to ntp-4.2.0-14tr rewrote /etc/ntp.conf from old default to new default. Why? I want old default config with a new executables! (P.S. ntp is just for example.) Denis Solovyov _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
