> A program that's parsing "-print0 format" data must interpret *only* > null bytes as delimiters, not both null bytes and newlines. I can't > see how it would ever be useful to interpret both, and if busybox is > currently interpreting both in some places, that sounds like a bug due > to laziness...
I haven't checked whether busybox's syslogd does this, but theoretically, a syslog parser should do this. syslog entries are separated by null bytes, so a logging daemon has to interpret them. But a logging daemon might also want to prepend every line with its own information (such as a timestamp), so it's also necessary to understand newlines. -- Laurent _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
