Hi,
I mean that VERBOSE directive is used to set rcS to be _more_ verbose,
so some verbosity may be on not dependent on VERBOSE setting.
Citation from man rcS:
"VERBOSE
Setting this option to no (in lower case) will make the boot
process a bit less verbose. Setting this option to yes will
make the boot process a bit more verbose."
It doesn't mean that when its not set to yes that init scripts will not
report anything.
It is usualy used to report some additional information (such as port
bound by server).
By my opinion it's not ok, that teamspeak-server starts and user is not
informed.
Please revalue if it's really not an issue.
Thanks
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