rc.local sed error on boot with debian

[Eric PEYREMORTE]

This is a very very low priority bug.

On boot we get the following error :
sed : can't find /etc/rc.local : no such file or directory

On debian 9 rc.local doesn't exist any more by default but it seems that systemd still tries to run it if existing and executable.

/usr/share/ltsp/init-ltsp.d/50-rcfiles tries to sed /etc/rc.local which produce an unpleasant error on boot.

I don't think it impacts RCFILE behavior (lts.conf) but just produces an error.

Just replace :
 sed '${/^exit 0$/d;}' -i /etc/rc.local
with
 sed '${/^exit 0$/d;}' -i /etc/rc.local 2> /dev/null
 or
 [ -f /etc/rc.local ] && sed '${/^exit 0$/d;}' -i /etc/rc.local

[Vagrant Cascadian (vagrantc)]

Thanks for the bug report! Fix committed to git:

https://git.launchpad.net/ltsp/commit/?id=db8618adc0a3332ac38bab88ee98d19a08fed253

[Vagrant Cascadian (vagrantc)]

5.5.10 included the fix.