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5 What is the meaning of ndsad return codes? - ID: 1400220

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Hello.

When I run ndsad -d ndsad starts and detaches from
terminal, but return code is 1. Do I have an error in
configuration file?

TFYT

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Nobody/Anonymous ( nobody ) - 2006-01-09 09:53

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Date: 2006-02-08 07:38 Sender: nobody Logged In: NO Yes. I saw that code ;) The problem I see here, that such behaviour is not standart for unix systems. I think that if program does not encounter any problems, return code should be 0. In trouble it should be non zero. What do you think about this?
Date: 2006-01-28 09:34 Sender: nobody Logged In: NO If you see function: int daemonize() { int pid = fork(); if( pid < 0 ) { // Error DEB(__rep_error( "daemonize" , 0 )); return 0; } else if( pid ) { // Parent return 0; } else { // Child - have to log it. writelog( "Child process started." ); return 1; } } return code 1 is not fatal return code. Don't worry about config file.