After upgrade, tenshi looses read access to the system log files. Another user reported the same issue on the forums and a reply suggested to bypass the problem by commenting out a line in /usr/sbin/tenshi and made the below report: > I commented out line 631 in /usr/sbin/tenshi: > Code: > $) = "$gid $gid" or die RED "[ERROR] can't reset supplementary groups: $!\n"; > > I believe it resets the groups the tenshi process belongs to. In my case it causes tenshi to lose rights to read log files. This solved the problem on my system as well.
There was a bug in previous versions of tenshi which allowed it to continue to run as root, when it should not have done so. That line of code fixes the problem. If tenshi is no longer able to read log files after you remove that line, you should adjust the permissions on your log files so that tenshi can read them. Running in group root is not secure.
Closing as INVALID.
