Many messages of the form: Starting lpd: Warning - owner/group of '/var/spool/lpd/lp' are 4/0, not 4/7 Warning - changing ownership '/var/spool/lpd/lp' to 4/7 Warning - changing ownership '/var/spool/lpd/lp' to 4/7 Warning - owner/group of 'general.cfg' are 4/0, not 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'general.cfg' to 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'general.cfg' to 4/7 Warning - owner/group of 'postscript.cfg' are 4/0, not 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'postscript.cfg' to 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'postscript.cfg' to 4/7 Warning - owner/group of 'textonly.cfg' are 4/0, not 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'textonly.cfg' to 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'textonly.cfg' to 4/7 Warning - owner/group of 'acct' are 4/0, not 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'acct' to 4/7 Warning - changing ownership 'acct' to 4/7 Warning - owner/group of 'log' are 4/0, not 4/7 are printed on starting lpd via "/sbin/service lpd restart"
this is checkpc rebuild spool files. Its annoying, but harmless, and it is necessary to see some of the errors that checkpc might detect.