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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Christian Wiese	5ecba52804	ulogd2: fixed to not use the FILE struct as marker to check if the user requested to use syslog ... Do not use the FILE struct as marker to check if the user requested to use syslog. In musl the FILE struct is opaque, thus its storage size is not known to the application. This means that when using musl it has to be use as a pointer like it was intended to be used.	11 years ago