For those trying to get this working on CentOS 5, I have found a workaround.
The problem is clearly an issue between the 'daemon' function and rsyslogd
so I looked for alternatives to using daemon. I installed the 'daemonize'
package from EPEL and, after some messing around with parameters, I found a
combination that works.
Install the daemonize package and change the line in
/etc/rc.d/init.d/rsyslog that says:
daemon --pidfile="${PIDFILE}" $exec -i "${PIDFILE}" $SYSLOGD_OPTIONS
to:
daemonize -p "${PIDFILE}" $exec -i "${PIDFILE}" -n $SYSLOGD_OPTIONS
On my system at least start,stop and restart all work with that change in
place.
I know it doesn't solve the underlying problem, but at least it works!!
Cheers
Andy
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