Bug#673207: /etc/default/rcS is perhaps a better place for FANCYTTY variable

reopen 673207
found 673207 4.1+Debian6
thanks


> > Hmm; now that I think of it, it would be possible to simply have
> > /etc/default/rcS ship an empty (or even commented) FANCYTTY= definition
> > and let /etc/lsb-base-logging.sh untouched: if an admin added a FANCYTTY
> > definition to his /e/lsb-base-logging.sh, then it would simply continue
> > to work; if he hasn't too and future users would be pointed at /e/d/rcS.
> > Nice.
> 
> Sounds ideal.  And by default all values in /e/d/rcS are commented, at
> least in current (experimental) versions.
> 
> So as discussed on #debian-devel, I'll do the following in initscripts:
> - make /etc/default/rcS a conffile
> - add FANCYTTY
> - add FANCYTTY to rcS(5)

#675162, #675197 and #675239 (all due the way #673207 was fixed) and a test 
install of the initscripts from experimental (which prompted be for changes in 
/e/d/rcS despite not having changed it, IIRC) made me change my mind; I have 
now reverted the sourcing of /etc/default/rcS for the FANCYTTY variable in the 
4.1+Debian6 upload.

Sorry for the mess,

OdyX