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Is the 'notify init' command used somewhere else? If not, we can leave the 'init' subcommand there as possible future hook, and make it's functionality in notify.php a "no-op".
Yes "notify init" is used by the browser upon first load of the page(s). This function is done to prevent already displayed notifications to be duplicated on a page refresh.
On system start-up the command "notify init" is not required. It will try to chmod files which don't exist at that point in time.
Starting with only "notify smtp-init" is sufficient to have the notifications system initialized.
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