I've made some progress here on the obvious underlying issues. In
debconf:
* debconf-apt-progress: If we get cancelled very early on before managing
to start the process we're controlling, make sure that we don't carry on
and start it anyway, and that we still return 30.
* debconf-apt-progress: Handle cancellation right at the end. We don't
have a process to kill at this point, but we should at least return the
correct exit code.
... and in debian-installer-utils:
* Change in-target and apt-install to pass through non-zero exit codes
unmolested rather than collapsing them to 1. In particular, this allows
cancellation exit codes from debconf-apt-progress to be detected by
apt-setup (see
http://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2008/01/msg00094.html).
I'll see how well things work when these changes make their way into
Ubuntu installer builds.
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