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I don't know if it happens to anybody else, but whenever I use the command line, some text inturrupts what I'm doing. I notice part of the text that seems to keep reappearing is "avc." I assume it has something to do with why it keeps inturrupting me. So, my question is: what is it and how do I get rid of it?
Anther side question: is it normal to have a lot of posts, about forty?
They are kernel or damon messages being sent to the stdout /error stream. They are probably designed to be posting at boot but ive had similar things happen when using damons. as for avc ill have to look up the program to really know what it is or where it comes from
Yeah, I did that. I didn't understand the code, though. I'm wondering if there's something in the code I could maybe comment.
And I think it's spelled "daemon"
Haven't got an exact clue but it seems it's denying the process ID for the Cups Daemon from running, or something like that, dunno if that helps, somewhere to start i guess.
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