Public bug reported:
I just did a few runs of do-release-upgrade to get from 12.04 to 14.04, just as
I have been doing upgrades for some time now. ITo my surprise, one of the
upgrades has wiped /var/www and overwritten it with the default data. I have
kept all my www-data under /var/www/ and this directory hasn't been overwritten
in previous upgrades.
I know I should do backups, but given this wasn't a problem in the last
releases I didn't expect a problem to occur. Could the package install be
modified in a way that /var/www is not overwritten if it already exists?
** Affects: apache2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Don't overwrite /var/www on upgrade
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