Debconf really_stop default value break unattended upgrades

Bug #791522 reported by Jorge Salamero Sanz
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quagga (Ubuntu)
Confirmed
Low
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unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu)
Confirmed
Medium
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Bug Description

Binary package hint: quagga

on prerm script, we set really_stop to false by default. this break automatic upgrades of the package when using apt-get -y --force-yes.

Dave Walker (davewalker)
Changed in quagga (Ubuntu):
status: New → Confirmed
importance: Undecided → Low
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Nafallo Bjälevik (nafallo) wrote :

I would argue this is a feature.

In most environments were quagga is run you really really don't want an uncontrolled start/stop of the services this provides.

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Nafallo Bjälevik (nafallo) wrote :

Based on that, I'd argue this is a Won't Fix bug.

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Michael Vogt (mvo) wrote :

This sounds like unattended-upgrades should just add this to its blacklist by default and only notify about it but leave it to the admin to actually perform the upgrade of this package. OTOH however this would mean that when people explictely use "really_stop = true" it would still not get upgraded. If that is really really rare, then I think the tradeoff is sensible and its better to blacklist then to fail.

Michael Vogt (mvo)
Changed in unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu):
status: New → Confirmed
importance: Undecided → Medium
Michael Vogt (mvo)
Changed in unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu):
milestone: none → ubuntu-12.10-beta-1
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Kate Stewart (kate.stewart) wrote :

This is past FF now, and no real progress seems to have been made. Removing milestone.

Changed in unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu):
milestone: ubuntu-12.10-beta-1 → none
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