# Source: dbconfig-common
# Package: dbconfig-no-thanks
# Versions: dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.0), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.1), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.10), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.11), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.11+deb10u1), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.12), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.13), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.14), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.15), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.16), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.17), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.18), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.19), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.2), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.20), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.21), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.22), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.23), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.24), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.25), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.26), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.3), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.4), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.5), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.6), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.7), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.8), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.0.9), dbconfig-no-thanks (2.1.0)
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Description: dbconfig-common bypass
 If a package relies on the dbconfig-common framework for database setup and
 maintenance, installing dbconfig-no-thanks instead of one of dbconfig's
 database-specific packages will block this function. It is intended for cases
 where the system administrator desires or requires full control of the
 database or where dbconfig-common makes bad choices, and typically leaves
 the depending packages non-functional until manually configured.
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