Hello!

/lib/init/upstart-job (symlinked from a number of init scripts) is one of
those I'd like to stop spamming my logs with useless information.

Personally, I'd prefer to remove the useless $ECHO statements,
(except for the error case).

Assuming that is not acceptable, I created launchpad bug entry #613231,
        https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/613231
where I attached both a patch on top of the Debian/Ubuntu diff,
        http://launchpadlibrarian.net/53016160/upstart-0.6.5.patch
and a replacement /lib/init/upstart-job script,
        http://launchpadlibrarian.net/53016158/upstart-job

In this version, default behaviour stays exactly the same, but:

- The ECHO variable is split into two, ECHO_NOTE and ECHO_ERROR,
  which receive the same values ECHO had.

- If file /etc/upstart-jobs.conf exists,
  (defined by the variable UPSTART_JOB_CONF in the script),
  it is sourced, so that the variables can be overridden easily.

Is there any chance of having this upstream?

Cheers,
        Jouko

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