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Again, concerning the missing dbfilter-option from the config file. It
is not the matter of default or my_default. I figured out, the problem
is the order of setting default value, reading config files, parsing
command line and setting default or other values again in parse_config()
(and __init__()).

Attached you'll find a patch on v7.0 alpha r8417 wich fixes this.

Short:
- apply hard-coded defaults to the configparser
- read config file and replace default values with the values from the config file
- parse the command line
- check validity

Furthermore, the parts of the comma separated list "addons_path" now may
_begin_ with ~ROOT_PATH/ wich is replaced by the directory of the
"openerp" package (usually the directory of the "openerp-server" file).
(This is also done for the "addons" directory if the option is not
given).

For more information see the code comments.

** Patch added: "config.py-r8417.get_options.patch"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-server/+bug/940439/+attachment/3464755/+files/config.py-r8417.get_options.patch

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Title:
  Once we save dbfilter in configuration file, It is ignored

Status in OpenERP Server:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Version: 6.1-1-1 as packaged for ubuntu
  Platform: Ubuntu Oneiric Ocelot 11.10

  erp61 GA was announced yesterday. So, I eagerly installed it today,
  and I was delighted about the new dbfilter (using a regular
  expression). However, every pattern I put into the configuration file
  was ignored.

  Thankfully, openerp is open source, so I was able to debug what was
  happening to my value. It was being clobbered by the default value
  during the check whether it had been assigned at the command line.

  /usr/share/pyshared/openerp/tools/config.py line 387
  "self.options[arg] = getattr(opt, arg)

  The problem is in line 154. The default value is specified using
  "default='.*'" instead of the proper "my_default='.*'".

  Cheers,
  Sebastian

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