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remove redundant configuration from unattended upgrades
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Came back again! in v0.67.5 on Debian9 after a manual apt update&&upgrade (php7.2 and php7.2-opcache:amd64 got updated)
Although I know it is harmless, I patched it with
sudo rm /etc/php/7.2/cli/conf.d/20-opcache.ini
It got re-created during upgrade, while 10-opcache.ini was and still is present
(Just updated to v0.67.6 but that adds the missing PHPVER=7.2)
As I removed 20- earlier and this time again.
I just renamed 10-opcache.ini to 20-opcache.ini to avoid this reoccurring.
Correct?
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I don't think that would prevent it from happening again, this is getting annoying