At the moment, we document that three prompts show up during a fresh install, about:
- Saving IPv4 rules (defaults to yes, must answer no).
- Saving IPv6 rules (defaults to yes, must answer no).
- Allows non-root users to capture packets (defaults to no, must answer yes).
I'm not sure it'd be a good idea or if it's even possible, but maybe we could look into preseeding different default values, possibly even marking those questions as read, maybe from a pirogue-base.preinst?
In the general case, such things should be covered by an installation/deployment system (debian-installer, Foreman/Puppet, etc.), but with our “product-oriented” approach, that might be acceptable.
At the moment, we document that three prompts show up during a fresh install, about:
I'm not sure it'd be a good idea or if it's even possible, but maybe we could look into preseeding different default values, possibly even marking those questions as read, maybe from a
pirogue-base.preinst?In the general case, such things should be covered by an installation/deployment system (
debian-installer, Foreman/Puppet, etc.), but with our “product-oriented” approach, that might be acceptable.