Dan Pascu writes:
> Why should it be there? OpenSER doesn't use it. It's a setting which is
> only relevant to the debian debconf system.
yes, but the problem is that when you run
dpkg-reconfigure openser
$START_ON_BOOT variable value is not stored in /etc/default/openser and
consequently when you rerun the script, old value is not remembered.
also openser.postinst tries to access the value:
RET=
db_get openser/start_on_boot || true
if [ "$RET" = true ]; then
START_ON_BOOT=yes
else
START_ON_BOOT=no
fi
-- juha
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