Michal Toman wrote:
Exit codes with top bit set to 1 (IOW higher than 127) usually mean
unhandled signal. In your case 141 & 127 = 13 (or 141 - 128 = 13 if you
want) indicating the app got SIGPIPE and died on it.
That's a good point. And apparently no message is printed for the PIPE
signal. For most signals there is a message: "Terminated", "Killed",
"Segmentation fault", "Illegal instruction" and so on – but not for
PIPE.
So that suggests two bugs: Something that kinit communicates with
crashes, and kinit is too naïve to catch the error and report it.
Björn Persson