> No. These are normal on kernels that automatically create
> routes when you add an address to an interface. On other
> kernels they are necessary or you have no routes.
Maybe a way of getting rid of these messages is due? What about an option to
diald (say, "verbose") that allowing us to specify whether we want
errors-that-are-no-errors logged or not? It should be off by default, and it
would diminish this mailing list's traffic by a large factor.
Just a suggestion,
Federico Heinz
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