Package: burp Version: 1.3.48-2 Severity: grave --- Please enter the report below this line. --- /etc/init/burp used to have a colon ":" at the last line of the file, which seems to be a short form for "exit 0" in sh.
That line with the colon went missing in burp-1.3.48-2. When VERBOSE is set to no or commented out in /etc/default/rcS, this makes invoke-rc.d think that the init script failed. This leads to apt-get failing to configure the package, which will rest in a half-installed state. Regardless of that, the burp server will start successfully if configured accordingly in /etc/default/burp. I'm not familiar with the debian policy on initscripts, but should an init script not have an exit 0 at the end of the file? Regards, C. Dominik Bódi
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