Hi.
Depending on the config, the issue file may be printed twice. If both
/run/issue and /etc/issue exist, both are printed. I am not sure,
whether it is an intended behavior. And eventually it could be printed
three times.
It is caused by:
/* The default /etc/issue and optional /etc/issue.d directory as
* extension to the file. The /etc/issue.d directory is ignored if
* there is no /etc/issue file. The file may be empty or symlink.
*/
if (access(_PATH_ISSUE, F_OK|R_OK) == 0) {
issuefile_read(ie, _PATH_ISSUE, op, tp);
issuedir_read(ie, _PATH_ISSUEDIR, op, tp);
}
/* Fallback @runstatedir (usually /run) */
issuefile_read(ie, _PATH_RUNSTATEDIR "/" _PATH_ISSUE_FILENAME, op, tp);
issuedir_read(ie, _PATH_RUNSTATEDIR "/" _PATH_ISSUE_DIRNAME, op, tp);
/* Fallback @sysconfstaticdir (usually /usr/lib)*/
issuefile_read(ie, _PATH_SYSCONFSTATICDIR "/" _PATH_ISSUE_FILENAME,
op, tp);
issuedir_read(ie, _PATH_SYSCONFSTATICDIR "/" _PATH_ISSUE_DIRNAME,
op, tp);
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Best Regards / S pozdravem,
Stanislav Brabec
software developer
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