Add opensips_start var to allow disabling startup#6
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Add opensips_start var to allow disabling startup#6danlshields wants to merge 5 commits intoOpenSIPS:masterfrom
opensips_start var to allow disabling startup#6danlshields wants to merge 5 commits intoOpenSIPS:masterfrom
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Example use case: when creating an AMI the EC2 node might not have access to the database and OpenSIPS startup will fail.
nginx's role has a variable named "nginx_start"
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run_opensips var to allow disabling startupopensips_start var to allow disabling startup
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Example use case: when creating an AMI the EC2 node might not have access to the database and OpenSIPS startup will fail.
Seems like the "start" followed by "restart" is unnecessary, it seems like you can restart a service without having started it first.