Hi,

I've written a small command-line driven utility that makes use of
Proteus to do some maintenance work on a Tryton database model.

I wanted to use the very convenient Python "optparse" library for
handling commandline options in my script.
I've noticed that I get errors when I I want to use parameters that
Trytond itself does not recognize, so it seems I can´t use them in my
own script when using Proteus. Also when I add my own "-c" parameter
to the parser, it seems to conflict with Tryton's own --config
parameter as I get file I/O errors when initializing Proteus.

Not a very big deal, but Is there an easy way to fix this behaviour
when using Proteus?

Best regards,
Vincent

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