i have some problems with /var/lib/init.d/depcache, near the end: a "^B" is always inserted whenever depscan.sh is run (about every thirty seconds or so... ;) ), resulting in an error at boot and when emerging something. /var/init.d/depcache : xxxx : Command not found the line xxxx varies (moreover >2xxx). i opened depcache with vi, and i removed the ^B. but it's pretty useless... it is regenerated wrong again by depscan.sh (i believe). i'm not at my pc at the moment, so i cannot be more specific. (sorry) do you need some files? (floppy disks rulez when you haven't an internet connection...) depscan.sh and the called .awk files seem ok, anyway. I tried also with a sed s/\\\x02//gi on these files... the system doesn't seem to be affected from this, so it's a minor (but annoying) bug.
I think I've solved this problem: For me, it worked to edit /etc/init.d/teamspeak2-server. The unwanted character occured in the lines: depend() { need net } Removed it there, and a /etc/init.d/depscan.sh restart did not report an error anymore. Can anyone confirm this?
Wonderful, I confirm! It was an error in /etc/init.d/teamspeak2-server.
:-) Just found that out, too... :-) Can you please reassign to the teamspeak guys and fix this asap? Thanks... Radek
There are a lot of bugs still opened on bugs.gentoo.org, so I'm trying to close old/obsolete ones. This should be fixed in any new versions.
