On måndagen den 4 april 2011, you stated the following: > after upgrade of lsh-server the file /etc/default/lsh-server gets > overwritten, i.e. stuff like port and interface specifications and > other commandline parameters. if lshd runs on a port other than 22 > there will be no possibility to login after an upgrade (because > there will likely be a firewall), if it should not listen on > all interfaces it will etc... > please don't do that! (it has alrady happened the last three times)
Apparently my predecessor(s) intended for /etc/default/lsh-server to be editable, but didn't get that to work well together with debconf, so at the moment you have to use dpkg-reconfigure to make the configuration stick, despite what the comment in the file says. Thanks for letting me know; I hadn't thought about that. -- Magnus Holmgren holmg...@debian.org Debian Developer
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