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Subject: HELP!HELP! Online update chrashed! and now ldpstartproc is loaded!
From: "Tom Kostiainen" <tom.kostiainen () pp ! inet ! fi>
Date: 2001-09-30 19:13:47
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Yes sorry. Here is the message I get at startup:
Starting lpdstartproc: cannot stat /usr/sbin/lpd: no such file or =
directory.
Skipped
Ain't lpd some kind of a printing manager? I don't know if lpd was =
loaded
before the update. But will I still be able to print if I set START_LPD =
to
'no' ?
If lpd is not a part of the standard install then I don't have it =
installed
:) But doesn't the online update only mark updates recommended if you =
have the
prog installed?
- tk
----- Original Message -----
From: Anders Johansson <andjoh@cicada.linux-site.net>
To: <suse-linux-e@suse.com>
Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2001 1:28 PM
Subject: Re: [SLE] HELP!HELP! Online update chrashed! and now =
ldpstartproc
is loaded!
> On Sunday 30 September 2001 08.23, Tom Kostiainen wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > I was letting Online Update do some updating when the screen went =
black
and
> > I had to reboot my system.
> >
> > Now when Linux loads it tries to load a service/deamon called
ldpsartproc
> > and gets a "cannot find" message for that so it's skipped.
> >
> > How can I get everything back to normal. Is that ldpstartproc =
usually
> > loaded? If not, how can I remove it? If, how can I restore my old =
one?
> >
> > And how about the other updates I loaded, do I have to download them
again?
> >
> > - tk
>
> Are you sure it's 'ldp' and not 'lpd'? The only abbreviation 'ldp' =
I've
seen
> is the linux documentation project, and that would make no sense. I =
think
> it's a case of a missing newline, the script prints 'lpd' and then,
> presumably because you don't have lpd installed, you get startproc: =
file
not
> found, or some such.
>
> Unless you were using lpd before the update, it's nothing to worry =
about.
If
> you find the message annoying, you can always set START_LPD to "no" in
> /etc/rc.config
>
> If my assumptions are wrong, I'm sorry.
>
> regards
> Anders
>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Yes sorry. Here is the message I get at
startup:<BR><BR>Starting lpdstartproc: cannot stat /usr/sbin/lpd: no such file
or directory.<BR>Skipped<BR><BR>Ain't lpd some kind of a printing manager? I
don't know if lpd was loaded<BR>before the update. But will I still be able to
print if I set START_LPD to<BR>'no' ?<BR><BR>If lpd is not a part of the
standard install then I don't have it installed<BR>:) But doesn't the online
update only mark updates recommended if you have the<BR>prog installed?<BR><BR>-
tk<BR><BR>----- Original Message -----<BR>From: Anders Johansson <<A
href="mailto:andjoh@cicada.linux-site.net">andjoh@cicada.linux-site.net</A>><BR>To:
<<A
href="mailto:suse-linux-e@suse.com">suse-linux-e@suse.com</A>><BR>Sent:
Saturday, September 29, 2001 1:28 PM<BR>Subject: Re: [SLE] HELP!HELP! Online
update chrashed! and now ldpstartproc<BR>is loaded!<BR><BR><BR>> On Sunday 30
September 2001 08.23, Tom Kostiainen wrote:<BR>> > Hi!<BR>>
><BR>> > I was letting Online Update do some updating when the screen
went black<BR>and<BR>> > I had to reboot my system.<BR>> ><BR>>
> Now when Linux loads it tries to load a service/deamon
called<BR>ldpsartproc<BR>> > and gets a "cannot find" message for that so
it's skipped.<BR>> ><BR>> > How can I get everything back to normal.
Is that ldpstartproc usually<BR>> > loaded? If not, how can I remove it?
If, how can I restore my old one?<BR>> ><BR>> > And how about the
other updates I loaded, do I have to download them<BR>again?<BR>>
><BR>> > - tk<BR>><BR>> Are you sure it's 'ldp' and not 'lpd'?
The only abbreviation 'ldp' I've<BR>seen<BR>> is the linux documentation
project, and that would make no sense. I think<BR>> it's a case of a missing
newline, the script prints 'lpd' and then,<BR>> presumably because you don't
have lpd installed, you get startproc: file<BR>not<BR>> found, or some
such.<BR>><BR>> Unless you were using lpd before the update, it's nothing
to worry about.<BR>If<BR>> you find the message annoying, you can always set
START_LPD to "no" in<BR>> /etc/rc.config<BR>><BR>> If my assumptions
are wrong, I'm sorry.<BR>><BR>> regards<BR>> Anders<BR>><BR>>
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