* Paul Waite: > The requirement is to purge Axyl fully (apt-get remove --purge). For > that the postrm script needs to know the current locations of home, > data and logs which the user may have changed since > installation. These are defined in /etc/axyl/axyl.conf but this file > is removed by the time postrm runs.
I guess you should only purge the default location, following the principle of least surprise. Certainly I wouldn't expect a package to change the file system outside the package just because I listed some directories in the configuration file. I couldn't find a policy rule for this case, but I suspect there is one. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
