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Tags: 2.6-17

make install default to a non-SCSI CDROM - answering default
to all questions should work for 95% of people (I hope!)

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removed removed

configure)

for i in common.cfg device.cfg; do

if ! [ -e /etc/xmcd/$i ]; then

gunzip -c /usr/share/doc/cddb/examples/$i > /etc/xmcd/$i

cp /usr/share/xmcd/config.new/$i /etc/xmcd/$i

done

# continue as normal

if [ "$upgrade" != "recent" ]; then

cat /usr/share/doc/xmcd/README.Debian

cat <<EOF

Previous versions of the xmcd package (before 2.5pl1-7.1) used set-user-id

binaries to access SCSI drives and update CDDB databases.

For security reasons this has changed. Now you should add users who wish to

update the databases to the "audio" group, and users who wish to access

drives to the "cdrom" group. NB: User group changes don't take effect until

you have logged out and logged back in again.

You will also need to make your cdrom device readable and writeable by the

cdrom group. If this still doesn't work, please ensure that you are using

the "Linux IOCTL" method to access the drive (look at

"deviceInterfaceMethod" in /etc/xmcd/device.cfg and check it is set to "1").

EOF

# if [ "$upgrade" = "old" ]; then

# chmod u-s /usr/lib/xmcd/*/*

if [ "$1" = "configure" ]; then

if [ -d /usr/doc -a ! -e /usr/doc/xmcd -a -d /usr/share/doc/xmcd ]; then

ln -sf ../share/doc/xmcd /usr/doc/xmcd

if [ -e /usr/doc/xmcd ]; then

rm -rf /usr/doc/xmcd