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Debian unstable (semi-of-topic)Debian unstable (semi-of-topic)Posted Aug 27, 2003 15:57 UTC (Wed) by tjc (guest, #137)Parent article: Debian Weekly News - August 26th, 2003 Is anyone else having problems with xserver-common/xserver-xfree86 4.2.1-10 in Debian unstable? I get whiptail errors on both packages. I spent a couple hours chasing through perl scripts looking for the problem, and eventually reverted to "testing."
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Debian unstable (semi-off-topic) Posted Aug 27, 2003 16:28 UTC (Wed) by branden (subscriber, #7029) [Link] There have been a few problems with 4.2.1-10, mostly having to do with the brand new, more politically-correct method of configuration file management, but this is the first I've heard of whiptail problems.However, the XFree86 packages don't use whiptail except via debconf, so what you may be seeing may actually be a whiptail or debconf bug. Please file a report with the Debian Bug Tracking System with the exact output of the breakage you're seeing. Go ahead and file it against an XFree86 package if that's the most obvious culprit; I'll reassign it if need be. I recommend the "reportbug" package and command of the same name for filing Debian bug reports. It takes care of a lot of the tedium for you, and automatically includes a lot of information that helps package maintainers understand what's going on with your system.
Debian unstable (semi-off-topic) Posted Aug 27, 2003 19:44 UTC (Wed) by tjc (guest, #137) [Link] However, the XFree86 packages don't use whiptail except via debconf, so what you may be seeing may actually be a whiptail or debconf bug.Yes, it was definitely a debconf error. Please file a report with the Debian Bug Tracking System with the exact output of the breakage you're seeing. I've reinstalled over that partiton, but I will try a reinstall in the next couple days if I have time and report any errors.
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