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[Question #77333]: "debconf-show packagename" shows nothing
New question #77333 on Ubuntu:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/77333
My fresh install (and recent update via update-manager) failed to correctly populate my xorg.conf. In the comments for xorg.conf, there is mention of dexconf. I issued "debconf-show packagename" to see what was would show up. I had some password error, so I retried w/ "sudo". Now there is no error, but nothing at all shows up. If there is nothing in the database, that would explain why xorg.conf doesn't get populated.
"debconf-show --listdbs" had the same password error, but continued to show: configdb, configdb/config, and configdb/passwords.
So I tried: sudo debconf-show packagename configdb and sudo debconf-show packagename --db=configdb with no results. No error, just no output.
Is this by design?
Thanks,
Steve
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