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SELECT-DEFAULT-WORDLIST(8)			    SELECT-DEFAULT-WORDLIST(8)

NAME
	   select-default-wordlist - select default wordlist

SYNOPSIS
	select-default-wordlist [options]

	 Options (all long only options):
	   --set-default='regexp' Try 'regexp' to get a single match and set
				  it as default. Fail otherwise.
	   --show-choices	  Show available choices to STDERR and exit.
	   --debug		  Enable debug mode

DESCRIPTION
       This program is responsible for selecting default wordlist.

       If --show-choices is used will just output a list of available choices
       to STDERR and exit.  STDOUT cannot be used, this program loads debconf
       and debconf captures STDOUT.

       If --set-default is used, program will try to get a single regexp match
       from available choices, failing if not.	Will try case dependent match
       first, then case independent.

       If --set-default is not used this program will make debconf always ask
       the shared question about the default wordlist to be used in your
       system according to the installed ones.

       In both cases, will do the appropriate settings if needed.

       Calls internally update-default-wordlist.

SEE ALSO
       The dictionaries-common policy document

AUTHORS
       Rafael Laboissiere, Agustin Martin

1.27.2				  2016-10-10	    SELECT-DEFAULT-WORDLIST(8)
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