Perl seems to be Mandrakesoft's interpreter of choice for writing it's utilities. Why is msec written in Python? On my server I can only find msec and spec-helper that need Python.
msec doesn't seem so special that it needs Python in particular. Why not stick to the (apparent) standard and (re-)write it in Perl? Given that, msec seems to be printing in my log over and over again: Apr 9 22:01:28 linux msec: changed owner of /usr/src from brian to root Apr 9 22:01:28 linux msec: changed group of /usr/src from brian to root but the directory never changes. Perhaps at level 2 (which my server is at) it is only supposed to be a warning (I can't tell from the script, I can't read Python, much less write it), but if that is the case should it not say something like: msec: owner of /usr/src should be changed from brian to root More a direction to the admin that a statement of what has been done when it hasn't actually been done. b. -- Brian J. Murrell
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