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Hi,
I just upgraded pppd and I found that it has deleted my
/etc/ppp/ip-up and ip-down files and replaced with empty files :evil:
This is bad, can be solved for future updates?
Thanx,
Carlo
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bug report it
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Replacing config files during updates is pretty much normal pacman upgrade behavior. If you don't want these files to be messed with, add this line to your /etc/pacman.conf
NoUpgrade = etc/ppp/ip-up etc/ppp/ip-down
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NoUpgrade is not a complete solution. the package is supposed to know which files are config files, in order to back up with .pacsave
speaking of which... did you check to see if your pppd conf files have been backed up? perhaps it's working normally.
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backup=('etc/ppp/chap-secrets' 'etc/ppp/pap-secrets' 'etc/ppp/options')
It would appear that it does not back the files in question up.
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speaking of which... did you check to see if your pppd conf files have been backed up? perhaps it's working normally.
No, the files have been overwritten, not backed up
backup=('etc/ppp/chap-secrets' 'etc/ppp/pap-secrets' 'etc/ppp/options')
I think the better solution is to add the two files in this line of PKGBUILD.
Bye
Carlo
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I think the better solution is to add the two files in this line of PKGBUILD.
I agree..bug report it
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I agree these two files should be included in the backup=() array. it is a completely reasonable and easy request.
i would be more inclined to file it as a feature request as it is not so much a bug as an oversight.
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