* Add a -d|--chdir option to start-stop-daemon.

* Add a -d|--chdir option to start-stop-daemon.
* Split the background block into 2 parts: one that does the fork, and
  opens /dev/tty and /dev/null, and one that does everything else.  The
  second block is then moved to be run right before the exec.  This allows
  error messages to be seen from the child(previously, they were lost), and
  allows for the chroot to not require the device files.
* When --start, --startas and --pidfile are given, print 'process' instead
  of '(null)' for the process name, if it's already running.