astksh review

[Karsten Fleischer]

> > I could check for existance of a ksh symlink in the 
> postinstall script
> > and create it if it's missing.
> 
> That's precisely what you should do.  All of this "create a symlink" 
> talk is *specifically* about doing it in the postinstall 
> script.  That's 
> the whole point.

OK, that's what I wanted to hear.

How should I deal with a symlink already present?
Are postinstall scripts allowed to be interactive (e.g. ask the user via
"select")?

Karsten