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Answer by Paul Tomblin for overwrite /dev/null with file
Once /dev/null has been clobbered once, any attempt to write to it will replace it with a file. You have to recreate it using mknod.Ok, I take that back - Debian stable uses udev, so you can recreate...
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My guess is that some script running with root rights is moving its output into place. So it does something like... write data ... > /tmp/foo.$$.tmpmv /tmp/foo.$$.tmp "$DEST" # where "$DEST" is...
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On Debian stable, python 2.6.4I have a script that overwrites /dev/null.Any idea as to what could be happening?The only thing I have is a typical cron job that redirects output to /dev/null, but that...
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