hi,
i've experienced some trouble with batman. when batman is started with an invalid interface, due a typo eht1, batman exits/crushes but gives no message and the exit value is 0 too. i would propose that batman, gives a message or at least changes the exit value, when it crushes.
greets
anton
Hi,
i've experienced some trouble with batman. when batman is started with an invalid interface, due a typo eht1, batman exits/crushes but gives no message and the exit value is 0 too. i would propose that batman, gives a message or at least changes the exit value, when it crushes.
this is not entirely correct. We have to distinguish between two cases:
1. batman forks into the background (batmand eth1):
- You get an exit code of 0 because the daemon forks into the background. The foreground process exits normally. After forking all the interfaces are checked. - Batman logs its error message to syslog (similar to all other daemons). Depending on your syslog configuration you will find the error message in /var/log/<logfile>.
2. batman does not fork (use a debug level of 3 or 4 -> batmand -d 3 eth1)
- You get an error exit code because batman does not fork before checking the interfaces. - The error message is printed in the current shell.
Regards, Marek
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