Description of problem:
I'm trying to set up IPSec on Fedora Core 3 test2 and am having many
annoying issues :
- On one machine, I have the exact same
/etc/ipsec.d/examples/no_oe.conf file as on the others, but when I try
to run "service ipsec start", I get "/etc/init.d/ipsec:
(/etc/ipsec.d/examples/no_oe.conf, line 12) section header "
auto=ignore" has wrong number of fields (1) -- `start aborted", which
I really don't understand as all lines have "auto=ignore", that one
not having anything in particular.
- When running "service ipsec start", something gets either stuck or
not properly daemonized since a while loop with initlog calls is still
running after the service command has finished its execution :

/bin/sh -c while read line; do /sbin/initlog -s $line -f
${LOG_FACILITY:-daemon} -p ${LOG_PRIORITY:-error} -t ipsec__plutorun; done

- Last, the docs are really poor, messy and outdated (that's actually
more on the openswan side, I'll open another bug later on for that).

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
ipsec-tools-0.3.3-1

How reproducible:
The running while loop with initlog is 100% reproducible on all 4
machines I've tested it on. The "wrong number of fields" problem is
100% reproducible on the only machine it's happening on, even after
"rpm -e ipsec-tools openswan && rm -rf /etc/ipsec.*" and reinstalling
both packages.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install ipsec-tools & openswan
2. service ipsec start
3. ps ax | grep initlog
  
Actual results:
/bin/sh -c while read line; do /sbin/initlog -s $line -f
${LOG_FACILITY:-daemon} -p ${LOG_PRIORITY:-error} -t ipsec__plutorun; done

Expected results:
Nothing.

Additional info:
I've already had a similar "wrong number of fields" error when I had a
config file with an error or bad indentation, but here I'm using the
default config files and didn't edit anything. The system was
installed with a minimal set of packages and ipsec-tools and openswan
were later added with yum, so maybe it's a missing runtime dependency
not pulled in by the packages? Just a thought.