> The ffproxy has option in /etc/default/ffproxy: > > # yes = start on boot; no = don't start on boot > FFPROXY_START=no > > That is great option which shall prevent starting on boot. > > However, if that option is no, the script: > > /etc/init.d/ffproxy start > > gives: > > Not starting ffproxy - edit /etc/default/ffproxy and change > FFPROXY_START to be 'yes'. > > Which makes no sense, because /etc/init.d/ffprox shall be possible to > use to start the service, even if service was not started while > booting.
A lot of services like ftp or web servers works like this in debian. It's the common way to start daemons. I think it's not a bug then i will close this bug report, do you agree with this ? cheers, -- Emmanuel Bouthenot -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
