package: kerneloops
severity: normal
When you remove but don't purge kerneloops, the kerneloops init script
will continue to be run (as update-rc.d is only run in the purge target).
However, the kerneloops init script doesn't check whether the kerneloops
program is installed before trying to start the daemon, which causes it to
print errors to the console during the boot process.
The standard fix to this problem is to add a
[ -x "$exec" ] || exit 0
near the top of the init script.
-Tim Abbott
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