On Fri, Aug 21 2009, Daniel J Walsh wrote:
> So proposal
>
> semodule -r : No Change in default behaviour
> -F : Permanantly removes policy package, leaving POLICY.exclude
> flag in module store
>
> semodule -u : Install if package not installed, upgrade otherwise)
> semodule -f : Only upgrade modules that are currently installed)
> semodule -i : No change.
> All will get a warning message if a module they are trying to
> install has a POLICY.exclude flag
> -q : Shut up Warning messages
> -F : Remove POLICY.exclude flag and install the package
Sounds good to me.
manoj
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