Now that mediatomb uses upstart, the problem is that NO_START is not
used anymore... I had to change the /etc/init/mediatomb file so the
NO_START value is checked just after sourcing the /etc/default/mediatomb
file:

...
script
        [ -r $DEFAULT ] && . $DEFAULT
        [ $NO_START = yes ] && exit 0
...

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Title:
  init script fails if NO_START="yes"

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