Re: Bug#7584: sysklogd: Strange output on boot
Owen S. Dunn writes:
> >I get the following messages on system boot:
>
> ># /etc/rc2.d/S10sysklogd: line 40: 125 Interrupt start-stop-daemon
> >--start --verbose --exec /sbin/syslogd -- $SYSLOGD
>
> >which looks rather strange to me :) Is this the bash bug:
> >
> >bash 2.0-2 ?
> Looks like it; it's certainly the same behaviour I got when starting
> up Debian's sysvinit on a system where /bin/sh was ksh.
No, it's a syslogd.c bug. syslogd is programmed in a very strange
manner. This bug is fixed in the most recent release which went its
way to master just a few minutes ago if I believe the upload procedure
and it's mail it sent to me.
Regards
Joey
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