Erik Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> You shouldn't need to create /dev/log, since syslogd does that itself.
> I usually do a 'touch /var/log/messages' before starting tail, just
> to be sure it doesn't give that message.  As for why syslogd isn't
> starting up -- no idea.  If you don't find I can take a look.

It's not starting up because syslogd thinks it support -K argument (in
the getopt line) but in fact it doesn't.  And we're using the '-K'
argument.

I'm going to remove that argument for now.  What did it used to do?  I
wonder if we need it.

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.....Adam Di [EMAIL PROTECTED]<URL:http://www.onshored.com/>


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