Depending on the context, that could be a valid line. Providing it wasn't part of the log() function, it could make sense. I have a perl logging module that defaults to logging to STDERR, but you can call a function to change that to a file. A call to log in that function would be entirely valid.
Of course, that line could have come from a crackful program.
Depending on the context, that could be a valid line. Providing it wasn't part of the log() function, it could make sense. I have a perl logging module that defaults to logging to STDERR, but you can call a function to change that to a file. A call to log in that function would be entirely valid.
Of course, that line could have come from a crackful program.
If it wasn't from a crackful program, I wouldn't have posted it
It's from monit, which is a daemon—no stderr. It's a nice program otherwise, though this is... silly.