Upstart does not "mess" with /etc/rc.local either.
- a template file is created by initscripts on initial installation. This
template is a no-op.
- set -e is used because, consistent with Debian/Ubuntu policy, errors should
not be silently ignored from shell scripts.
- anything the script does after install is the responsibility of the user.
Remove the -e if you like.
- if you have any commands in your rc.local *other* than 'exit 0', they didn't
come from Ubuntu.
** Changed in: upstart (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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rc.local needs small fix
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