> On error, mount() returns -1 and errno is set appropriately, just as with
> pretty much every other function that could possibly fail. =)
>
> However, when mount() fails, the error message is printed not on stdout
> nor on stderr, but on the console. This is, to say the least, annoying,
> when you're trying to write an application utilizing mount() in which
> mount() can and probably will fail.
RTFM. man 5 syslog.conf
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