Bug#337734: rwhod ignores options if socket is not bindable

rwhod gives proper return codes, you just need to check them. when already running, echo $? (exit code is 1), if it's started successfully return value is 0, as usual. Best,

Bug#337734: rwhod ignores options if socket is not bindable

Package: rwhod Version: 0.17-8 Severity: normal When the socket is not bindable (in my case because it was already running), rwhod silently fails. rwhod does generate an error in syslog, but nothing on stderr. Also, rwhod tries to bind a socket before parsing its options (which is funny, since I