On Fri, Jun 05, 2009 at 03:35:10PM +0200, Denys Vlasenko wrote:
> I see. Still, in order to get the bad behavior you described,
> you ought to specify *both* -v and -S:
Yes. Actually, I needd "-vv -S", because i needed "very verbose logging
to syslog". And the only way to up the verbosity is to use "-vv".
> in other words, user makes a mistake. If he runs ftpd from inetd,
> he should not specify -v. If he runs ftpd under tcpsvd, it's ok.
Now that the other bug is fixed, I don't care that much anymore (I found
this one when trying to debug the missing "unkown command" case).
Hm, maybe I should hack a "-SS" option to increase verbosity for the syslog
case...
Best regards,
Stefan
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