2008/5/20 kazaam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I don't want to blame anyone here but there has already been a problem with 
> the debian-package of polipo in the past which leads to unusual behavior 
> which can't be reflected from "normal" polipo users and isn't documented in 
> any polipo documentation. Also the README.Debian talks not about this problem.
>
> The debian startup script !forces! polipo into offline mode when no 
> network-connection can be found during startup. So if you start your network 
> connection after polipo gets started during boot you have an unusable polipo 
> and have to restart it.
>
> I already wrote a patch for this startup-script and posted it on this ML and 
> on launchpad and to the maintainer.
>
> In generally I think the changes/additions a maintainer does should be way 
> better documented because it was a real hassle for me to debug this problem 
> because noone could reproduce it and nowhere could anything be found about it.
>
> And those are no additions anyone would expect if downloading polipo from his 
> repos.

I'm preparing to apply your patch in this package revision. But here
is one nuance. The default polipo config file says:

# Uncomment this if you have no network:
# proxyOffline = yes

That means that proxyOffline must be `yes' for start polipo online
without network.

Juliusz, let's do it more logical? I think `proxyOffline = false', as
kazaam suggesting, is better.
What do you think?

-- 
Denis

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