Working from a clean Debian6 install, I wasn't able to get koha-common's script to work (probably my fault, more on that later after some more noodling around if I can't get it to work), so I aptitude purge'd it and then aptitude install'd the plain koha package. That worked fine, so I thought I'd go back and try again with the koha-common script, but this time I noticed there was all kind of kruft left over after the purge. I'll probably start over again with a fresh OS install, but I thought I'd put it out here - my understanding is that an aptitude PURGE is supposed to get rid of all data, config files, logs etc, basically a best effort to return the system to the way it was, especially if nothing else was added between the install, attempted configure and then the purge. As opposed to REMOVE which is supposed to delete all the binaries but leave the config files. I imagine this is an issue for the person responsible for the packaging, if s/he doesn't hang out here, could someone please forward this? I don't feel I've tested it thoroughly enough to file a bug. . .