Stop being difficult, I don't know why the file was missing. It doesn't
matter. There simply is not a single reasonable excuse for a postrm
script to fail when rm(1)-ing an already missing file. Needless hassle
for the user, and your question is no good either.
Do note:
1. dpkg --purge is a last-resort that people need if packages are
screwed. File system damage, system admin accident, whatever.
2. I don't care to discuss obvious and trivial fixes to real-world
problems.
** Changed in: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
kdm postrm script fails if /etc/init/kdm.conf missing
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