[valtam]

Testing complete.
Lite Upgrade package uploaded. Yes, there is still more work to do here, but this is markedly better than the first release. Thanks for your contributions on this Ralphy.

[valtam]

Minor glitch: Odd! I just found that permissions for the .config folder under / etc/skel are not root:root

ralphy ralphy  4096 Sep 20  2016 .config

So, we gonna check the code to see where is it applying the $USER as the folder owner... It should be root:root - at least that's what we have in postinst
 

It looks to only do this on the 3.0 - 3.4 upgrade. 3.2 - 3.4 is root:root

[ralphy]

Testing complete.
Lite Upgrade package uploaded. Yes, there is still more work to do here, but this is markedly better than the first release. Thanks for your contributions on this Ralphy.

Looks lie the latest package is failing to install because of an extra space missing n the posinst file... I'm testing he fix before pushing it. :(

[valtam]

Installed fine here from Install Updates.

[ralphy]

yeah, and it also installed on a test machine for me. Should be something specific to my DEV machine... but I found a missing space in the postinst anyways:

if [ -d "/etc/skel/.conky" ];then
if [ -d "/etc/skel/.conky" ]; then
  [ -f "/etc/skel/.conky/start" ] && chmod +x /etc/skel/.conky/start
  [ -f "/etc/skel/.conky/updates" ] && chmod +x /etc/skel/.conky/updates
else :; fi

I'll try to figure out what's wrong wit my DEV machine that didn't like the latest update anyways... wanna make sure it isn't something that others may experience.

[valtam]

All good :)

[ralphy]

I think t was worth investigating... it was my DEV machine and this is something unlikely to happen to anyone else but it gives me an idea where to look if we ever encounter the issue...

[ralphy]

Between, THANK YOU so much for helping me test and debug these. LL "feels" better in my mind now :)

[valtam]

Hey no problem, I'm shouting you a coffee or 6 ;)

[ralphy]

You know, I'm picky like that... I'm going to update the postinst scripts for lite-software and lite-upgrade anyways because this could certainly happen to others... We want the postinst script to be as failsafe as possible otherwise we get packages failing to install under specific circumstances because of it