On Mon, 25 Oct 1999, Federico Heinz wrote:
> 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.
At this stage you either get errors from external commands
logged or you don't. There are several external commands that
might be run, several of which are user supplied shell scripts,
so there are *many* possible errors. Best to log them.
Eventually it is possible, even likely, that diald will stop
making any pretence of trying to set the interface metric and
will only set routes on kernels that don't do it themselves.
Mike
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