De: Pierre Frenkiel
Enviado el: sáb 26/04/2008 15:45
Para: Ubuntu user technical support,not for general discussions
Asunto: Re: unattended update-manager
> hi,
I don't understand you point. There are several ways to achieve the desired result,
each of them seeming not so hard to do:
1/ postpone all the choices about config files to the end of the upgrade
2/ provide a flag --keep ==> keep the user's file, and create xx.conf-new
3/ provide a flag --replace ==> move the user's file to xx.conf-old
and put in place the new file.
in cases 2 and 3, the user can very easily, after the upgrade,
review all config files, and do what he/she wants.
Is there any list of conf-new / conf-old files (or a script to detect them) related to a new installation ?. This would be interesting to backup.
Regards.
