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-- System Information
Debian Release: potato
Architecture: i386
Kernel: Linux Phi 2.2.10 #1 Mon Nov 15 06:21:18 /etc/localtime 1999 i586


Partially upgrading from Slink to unstable, I found some packages which used 
new options of rmdir and chmod in their postinst scripts, but didn't depend on 
a recent version of fileutils.deb

This can stop the scripts and thus an upgrade if the user doesn't manually 
upgrade his fileutils.deb

I don't know how many packages are concerned, but since most people playing 
with unstable probably have completly unstable installation, this problem could 
stay hidden for some time if maintainers don't check themselves their scripts.

For the record, I've had problems with the --ignore-fail-on-non-empty option of 
rmdir, and chmod --reference, which were not there in fileutils 3.16 (the Slink 
version).

Have a nice day,
Keith


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Hi,

I scanned the lintian laboratory to look for things like that and I
checked each package concerned. I submitted a bug against typespeed and 
mailed Manoj Srivastava because he has many packages potentially
concerned. Other packages already had the good dependency (like debconf).

So I'm closing this bug now.

Cheers,
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