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Davide Libenzi wrote:

>Well, usually /etc/inittab calls /sbin/update ( bdflush ). About
>SO_BSDCOMPAT I can report Bind 9.2.2 but I think their code is right. They
>do check for "#ifdef SO_BSDCOMPAT", that is still defined in asm/socket.h.
>By removing SO_BSDCOMPAT from asm/socket.h and rebuilding, it should be
>fine.
>
ACK! - commenting out the SO_BSDCOMPAT
line in asm/socket.h and rebuilding the bind rpms
cured the plague of syslog msgs here (RH 8.0)


Best Regards,

Joe

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