man ipmitool should document also -b, -B, -l and -T options, which are
currently missing. The description is taken from ipmitool -h output.
Original author: J.H.M. Dassen, rdassen at redhat.com.
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I understand it as nobody is starting ipmevd directly from PID=1 except
systemd and therefore the patch does not break anything I know of and
helps systemd-based distros.
Anyway, there is 'nodaemon' option for those who don't want to fork.
Is there any other reason for this patch not being accept
Jan,
What does this do to the IPMI UPD packet rate ? Increase or decrees ? Don't
do the patch till he answers.
Hank Bruning
President
JBlade
On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 7:16 AM, Jan Safranek wrote:
> I understand it as nobody is starting ipmevd directly from PID=1 except
> systemd and therefore the p
