Frank Barknecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Conclusion:
> I don't have start-stop-daemon under /sbin but one in /usr/sbin/ that is not
> a.out or ELF.
> My start-stop-daemon is a perl-script, I can read its content.
That's how it was under older versions of Debian, I believe. In
Debian-1.2.? (some early version), I noticed the perl package didn't
put in all of the links the other packages expect. For instance,
/usr/bin/perl was missing. Make sure that the version of perl that
the start-stop-daemon script "wants" is installed. The first line
will be an absolute path to the perl interpreter.
So, if it "wants" /usr/bin/perl, and that's missing, you'd do
something like:
ln -s /usr/bin/perl5.00307 /usr/bin/perl
(You need to look and see what perl binary actually exists on you
system - it might be different than what I have.)
Later,
Dale
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