Hello
I'm starting my program from one of /etc/init.d
scripts. It prints quite lot of messages on screeen
and from some reason I see "staircase effect" -
each message is printed with larger and larger
indentation from the left. Messages from other
programs, are that started after my application
are also indented.
Once I make login into this console suddenly
everything becomes OK - further messages are
printed with zero indentation, as it should be..
There is a setting in /etc/init.d/rc that should
handle this: `stty onlcr 0>&1` but it does not make
me any good.
In my program I'm using simple printf's and do not
forget to add '\n' at the end of string.
I can not use syslog or log files.
Thanks, Michael.
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