SUCESSED - what does it stand for?

[Boris Sivko]

I see the next log at sysconf application start :

STARTING(load_dll, dll_file='so_sysconf.breakflag_handler.dll', mandatory=no)
SUCESSED(load_dll, dll_file='so_sysconf.breakflag_handler.dll', mandatory=no)
STARTING(load_dll, dll_file='so_sysconf_log.sysconf.dll', mandatory=yes)
SUCESSED(load_dll, dll_file='so_sysconf_log.sysconf.dll', mandatory=yes)
STARTING(reg_coop_by_handler, coop_handler='so_sysconf_log::sysconf::log', cfg_file='')
SUCESSED(reg_coop_by_handler, coop_handler='so_sysconf_log::sysconf::log', cfg_file='')
STARTING(load_dll, dll_file='so_sysconf.so_transport_layer.dll', mandatory=yes)
SUCESSED(load_dll, dll_file='so_sysconf.so_transport_layer.dll', mandatory=yes)
...

What strange word (or abbreviation?) SUCESSED is.. What does it stand for?

[Yauheni Akhotnikau]

It is just misspelling for 'SUCCESSED'

[Boris Sivko]

Interesting..

However, I still could not find the word "successed" in any dictionary.

[Yauheni Akhotnikau]

You could propose your variant. Or even better: you could make changes in sysconf branch :)

[Nicolai Grodzitski]

It's already fixed:
https://sourceforge.net/p/sobjectizer/repo/540/

[Boris Sivko]

Hm.. Ok, but it means that we use rather old version.