Per a group discussion...

The issue came up in regards to the octopus.cnf file saving values related to the octopus instance you just installed. If you need to install a new octopus instance it is currently necessary to comment out the _USER and the _DOMAIN in order not to cause conflicts.

So the thought was to save the octopus.cnf file based on the user you just ran it for. Then each octopus instance can have a saved conf file for upgrades, and perhaps prompt you for the user account to install for.

For example:
.user1.octopus.cnf
.user2.octopus.cnf

Then the script could look for the conf file related to the user set in the script.

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Status: Active » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.