>>>>> "Eugene" == Eugene V Lyubimkin <jackyf.de...@gmail.com> writes:
Eugene> Hasse Hagen Johansen wrote:
>> I think it would be better to ask which package to use for a
>> virtual if it is installed interactively. In my case actually
>> didn't want exim4 neither citadel - not for a mailserver. In most
>> cases I think ssmtp or nullmailer is more appropiate, but that is
>> another discussion :-)
Eugene> Actually, apt-get is more often used as non-interactive
Eugene> package manager, so I would not add interactive "asker" to
Eugene> it. Aptitude, however, has all chances and opportunities to
Eugene> implement it.
Yes, but even though when using apt-get you are asked debconf questions
for various packages? If just a sane(and by sane I mean use the "debian
default" in this situation exim4) default is used when used
non-interactively I can only see that it will help. For
mail-transfer-agent it depends very much of the kind of system you would
end up with, which of the packages which provides mail-transfer-agent
you would use
But I am perfectly fine that it works as it works now. I just didn't
think it was fine when mdadm pulled in citadel-server :-)
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