Hi Dominique,

Dominique Leuenberger wrote:
> the packaging guidelines tells us to put several scripts in /etc/vmware-tools
> (suspend, poweron, poweroff, resume). This is all nice and handy, but by
> default those scripts are not used, as long as there is no tools.conf
> existing in /etc/vmware-tools

The scripts should be used by default, even without a tools.conf; the current 
version of open-vm-tools may still have a bug that was already fixed internally 
(not sure, haven't actually checked the code) which caused what you describe 
above.

But the correct behavior is to use the scripts by default, so they should be 
installed.

-- 
- Marcelo

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