> Starting dictionary server: shell-init: could not get current directory: [0302]:16180 > > This was displayed when "/etc/init.d/dictd start" was invoked, > and, of course, the message "Starting dictionary server:" came from > the startup script. > > Can anyone tell me where this error message likely came from and > what the numbers in the message mean? could not get current directory typically means the program does not have permission to access the directory or a parent directory, or a directory which does not exist. i don't know what the numbers mean. hope this helps, justin -- ------------------------------------------------------------- # Justin Maurer GNOME Hacker # # justin@openprojects.net Slashdot Author # # http://slashdot.org/ Debian GNU/Linux Developer # # 09 84 FC 03 13 AA 4A AF F6 A4 85 9D 8C 96 B6 A4 # -------------------------------------------------------------
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