Don't ask for user input when config files are updated in package #31
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Force dpkg to choose default or old configuration files when they are updated in the package. With both options ansible will not bailout during influxdb update.
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Add '--force-conf-def' and '--force-confold' parameters to dpkg command so that it does not wait for user input when package contain updated configuration files.
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Do update from version 0.9 to the 0.11.1. Without those two additional flags ansible will bailout, because dpkg waits for the user input. With both flags it upgrades influxdb smoothly.
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fixesorclosesto reference github issuesForce dpkg to choose default or old configuration files when they are updated in the package. With both options ansible will not bailout during influxdb update.