Do you upgrade your chroot?

[Steve Rippl]

Oliver Grawert wrote:
> instead of calling gconftool over and over, you should take a look
> at /usr/share/gconf/defaults/ add a file there with the keys and values
> you want to have set by default, if you pick a high enough sequence
> number for the filename (i.e. 99_foo_bar) it will always set the values
> as overrides... thats a bit more elegant and surely a lot easier to
> maintiain ;)
>
> (note after putting the file in place you need to run 
> sudo update-gconf-defaults once)
>
> ciao
> 	oli
>   
Thanks for the tip.  We had a puppet script executing these for us so it 
wasn't too laborious, but your solution is much more elegant and 
maintainable.


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Steve Rippl
Technology Director
Woodland Public Schools
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