SELECT-DEFAULT-WORDLIST(8)SELECT-DEFAULT-WORDLIST(8)NAME
select-default-wordlist - select default wordlist
SYNOPSIS
select-default-wordlist
DESCRIPTION
This program will make debconf always ask the shared question about the default wordlist to be used in your system according to the
installed ones, and will do the appropriate settings.
Calls internally update-default-wordlist.
SEE ALSO
The dictionaries-common policy document
AUTHORS
Rafael Laboissiere
1.12.11 2013-1-22 SELECT-DEFAULT-WORDLIST(8)
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UPDATE-DEFAULT-ISPELL(8)UPDATE-DEFAULT-ISPELL(8)NAME
update-default-ispell - update default ispell dictionary
SYNOPSIS
update-default-ispell [--dico-postinst] [--triggered]
DESCRIPTION
WARNING: Not to be used from the command line unless you know very well what you are doing.
This program is intended to be called from ispell dictionary package postinst, from select-default-ispell or from dictionaries-common
postinst (with --dico-postinst).
When called under dpkg control without the --dico-postinst option, a dictionaries-common trigger is enabled to be run later. In the
triggered run (or when is called from the command line or with --trigger option), reads the system default from the debconf database and
set default links in /etc/dictionaries-common pointing to the appropriate files in /usr/lib/ispell/. Also updates the system-wide setting
/etc/dictionaries-common/ispell-default. and rebuilds the /var/cache/dictionaries-common/ispell.db and the emacsen, jed, and SquirrelMail
support (to be put in /var/cache/dictionaries-common/) from the files in /var/lib/dictionaries-common/ispell
When called from from dictionaries-common postinst with --dico-postinst symlinks creation step will be skipped and trigger not enabled.
OPTIONS --dico-postinst Do not enable trigger nor try to set default symlinks. --triggered Run all the code instead of trying to enable
update-default-ispell trigger
SEE ALSO
The dictionaries-common policy document
AUTHORS
Rafael Laboissiere Agustin Martin Domingo
1.12.11 2013-1-22 UPDATE-DEFAULT-ISPELL(8)
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