02-23-2009
Thanks for your response, and how about information about services being stopped? A lot of servers on which to install packages are customers of the business and dont want any services to be stopped or restarted (for example apache). is there any way to find out if a service needs to be restarted in the packafe info?
Greetz and thanks in advance.
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