Fri, 25 Mar 2011 21:23:27 GMT
A problem that sometimes arises. The solution is simple, but it is hard to find, so I though I will write it here, such that other Googlers will find it.
You can simply do this by adding a policy-rc.d-script. That is, create a script /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d returning 101, before installing anything.
When using packages, the above Link sais one must use the alternatives-System, which sounds plausible.
Well, I have learned that today. It is always interesting to learn something new.
You can simply do this by adding a policy-rc.d-script. That is, create a script /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d returning 101, before installing anything.
When using packages, the above Link sais one must use the alternatives-System, which sounds plausible.
Well, I have learned that today. It is always interesting to learn something new.
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