This adds a new variable in /etc/default/couchdb to control whether couchdb is started at boot or not - most desktop installs will not need couchdb started at boot so this is a nice compromise. It seemed simpler that splitting the init script into a separate binary package, and a few other packages such as pulseaudio, monit, and fetchmail seem to do the same thing.
This adds a new variable in /etc/default/ couchdb to control whether couchdb is started at boot or not - most desktop installs will not need couchdb started at boot so this is a nice compromise. It seemed simpler that splitting the init script into a separate binary package, and a few other packages such as pulseaudio, monit, and fetchmail seem to do the same thing.