Browser opening upon reboot (start of sabnzbd service) Ubuntu Lucid 64bit

[Offspring]

Sorry for the long subject, but I tried to get as much pertinent info in there as quickly as possible. Here's the issue: I'm running Ubuntu Lucid 64bit, and I have sabnzbdplus set to automatically launch everytime I startup my machine. Whenever I finish logging in, my browser window will pop up telling me that the SSL Certificate isn't signed and therefore it should not be trusted. I have set the config to disable the feature to autolaunch the browser when the service starts, however it continues to do so. I've manually modified ~/.sabnzbd/sabnzbd.ini as well as set, saved, and then removed the option inside of the web interface itself.

Is there something I'm doing wrong? Is this just some sort of horked installation I need to scrap and start again? I used the software center to install it initially and it's running 0.5.3 RC1.

[shypike]

Sounds like the package creator did something wrong.
The setting in the INI file is
auto_browser = 0

This can be overridden by the -b1 command line option.
Using -d (daemon mode) will reset it.

[Offspring]

I modified the file in /etc/default/sabnzbd and added -b1 to the EXTRAOPS but once I rebooted my machine, it launched the browser again. Should I remove the - and just have it read b1, or is there something else? I also looked inside of /etc/inti.d/sabnzbd and the very beginning of the file read "TO CONFIGURE EDIT /etc/default/sabnzbd"

[shypike]

Do as the package tells you.
I'm moving this to the Unix board.

[Offspring]

After fiddling around with the /etc/init.d/sabnzbdplus and /etc/default/sabnzbdplus files I figured out the following: by leaving the CONFIG= section blank, it would not for whatever reason save or read my auto_browser = 0 flag. By entering ~/.sabnzbd/sabnzbd.ini into the space next to CONFIG= I got sabnzbdplus to load properly.

I dunno if this will help anyone else, but it worked for me.