It seems that the message in question should just go to stderr. * Matches the behavior of other programs' "/etc/init.d/* start" errors. * Caller would be able to properly deal with the message. * Errors sent to a particular tty easy to miss unless we just happen to be on that tty, unless one has especially configured /dev/xconsole. I'm not sure it could fill up disks as mentioned on the sysklogd(8) man page though.
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