Hello, I have a handful of applications that will run on a ubuntu 20.04 server install. I want to be able to manage core files that could be generated if any of those applications crash using systemd-coredump. I noticed that when I install systemd-coredump, it removes apport and ubuntu-server. Both systemd-coredump and apport provide "core-dump-handler" so systemd-coredump and apport have a conflict which results in apport being removed. Since ubuntu-server has a dependency on apport it's removed when apport is removed.
The description of ubuntu-server says: This package depends on all of the packages in the Ubuntu Server system . It is also used to help ensure proper upgrades, so it is recommended that it not be removed. I am wondering exactly how ubuntu-server is related to ensuring proper upgrades. If I choose to use systemd-coredump and ubuntu-server gets removed as a side effect, will that cause trouble if I want to upgrade or dist-upgrade at some point in the future? Thanks, -Matt Smith
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