Apologies for Subject formatting errors ... I need to wean myself off of OS
X ...
On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 2:15:00 PM UTC-7, The Lee-Man wrote:
I mentioned this before, but I didn't have a good solution at the time.
In usr/iscsi_util.c, nice() is called like this:
if (nice(-10) 0)
log_debug(...)
The problem is that nice() returns the current nice value,
and that value can legitimately be less than zero, in which
case a spurious log message is generated.
Although I don't like setting errno directly except when in a
library, the nice(2) man page actually suggests this as the
best way to fix the problem.
Therefore, the supplied patch is designed to fix this problem.
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