Is it possible to create a preop() entry that _halts_ the installation
of a package? When installing a package that requires a specific
username, we'd like to test if the username exists on the system
before continuing with installation of the package. We created the
necessary preop() entry and return an exit code of 1 but inst
continues with the installation of the program, assigning a new
user/group:
Assigning id 60000 to unknown user/group name www
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albert chin (china @at@ thewrittenword .dot. com)
Re: Finding installed package files ... >, and who is going to supply this documentation.... > is a package with the common man pages for the thousand odd common commands ... tell me, as an installation option for some large packages, what was ... >>a set of commands and 'man' pages, could produce such a directory to make it ... (alt.os.linux.redhat)
Security Update for Microsoft Data Access Components (KB832483) ... : An error occurred while setup was trying to ... verify the version of Microsoft Data Access Components...package returned FALSE, or there was a fatal error while ...installation.... (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
Security Update for Microsoft Data Access Components (KB832483) ... : An error occurred while setup was trying to ... verify the version of Microsoft Data Access Components...package returned FALSE, or there was a fatal error while ...installation.... (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
Re: bits/news from the users of Debian? ... "Le bottin des jeux Linux" speaks about 800 Linux games and i hope that's growing. ... I start with Debian, then test Mandrake because it seem's at this time very complicated. ... I think graphics interface for installation is a good thing: you have make a good job! ... I use Debian Sid and I have experiment a lot of problem some years ago because i install too recent package on Sid which are not well tested. ... (Debian-User)
