joerg netbsd.org wrote:
> Synopsis: removing amanda package suggests removing the
"operator" group
>
> State-Changed-From-To: open->feedback
> State-Changed-By: joerg netbsd.org
> State-Changed-When: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 14:32:54 +0000
> State-Changed-Why:
> pkgsrc has done refcounting for groups and users for a
while now.
> It records when a group or user was already existing
(+PREEXISTING),
> so this should not happen any more. Is this issue
fixed?
This still appears to be a problem.
bigkev 36> make install
...
bigkev 37> make deinstall
===> Deinstalling for amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb4
=> Becoming ``root'' to make su-deinstall (priv)
Running /usr/bin/env /usr/sbin/pkg_delete -K /var/db/pkg
amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb4
============================================================
===============
The following users are no longer being used by
amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb4,
and they can be removed if no other software is using
them:
backup
============================================================
===============
============================================================
===============
The following groups are no longer being used by
amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb4,
and they can be removed if no other software is using
them:
operator
============================================================
===============
=> Dropping ``root'' privileges.
In /var/db/pkg.refcount I've got no "users" or
"groups" directories
before the install. After the install there's:
bigkev 116> find /var/db/pkg.refcount/[gu]*
/var/db/pkg.refcount/groups
/var/db/pkg.refcount/groups/operator
/var/db/pkg.refcount/groups/operator/+PREEXISTING
/var/db/pkg.refcount/groups/operator/amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb
4
/var/db/pkg.refcount/users
/var/db/pkg.refcount/users/backup
/var/db/pkg.refcount/users/backup/+PREEXISTING
/var/db/pkg.refcount/users/backup/amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb4
bigkev 117> find /var/db/pkg.refcount/[gu]* -name
+PRE* | xargs cat
amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb4
amanda-common-2.4.4p4nb4
It looks like the refcounting doesn't include existing
"system"
accounts. I'm also not sure how it would do that, making a
distinction
between accounts that were originally created by pkgsrc and
pre-existing
accounts on the system. It'd be nice to think of a way that
doesn't
need a hard-coded list of OS-dependant system users and
groups...
Simon.
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