On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 10:42:18PM -0600, Dan Drake wrote:
> I tried another upgrade, and this time it asked me if I wanted to take
> care of that config file myself (I said "yes!!").
Yes, Debian is an evolving creature, debconf in particular. At least
we're seeing a useful tool for configuration with multiple front-ends.
If you're seeing problems with a particular package, reconfigure debconf
itself to ask you those low priority and stupid questions:
bash# dpkg-reconfigure debconf
You can reconfigure any package this way, so if you like your default
settings for debconf at a higher level (such as critical), then you can
configure all the low priority questions for "package" with:
bash# dpkg-reconfigure --priority=low package
--
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