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has caused the Debian Bug report #447707,
regarding cron-apt: Send mail on upgrade by default
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Package: cron-apt
Version: 0.4.14
Severity: wishlist
The cron-apt package is by default configured to send mail on errors
only. I think most people install this package to be informed of
available upgrades, thus it ought to send mail on upgrades by default.
This involves setting MAILON="upgrade" instead of MAILON="error".
Another alternative would be to have this be a user choice through debconf.
This is not a big deal obviousely, but I support the view of the default
configuration be geared towards what most people want.
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Regards, Øyvind Hallsteinsen
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Closing as wontfix.
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