Marko Kohtala 7eb005d9f3 isotptun: use EXIT_FAILURE instead of 0 (EXIT_SUCCESS) for errors
Exit code does not tell if the service was provided or if it was not
provided due to command line or setup errors.

Change errors to return EXIT_FAILURE instead of 0. Also change other uses
of 0 to EXIT_SUCCESS and 1 to EXIT_FAILURE for clarity and POSIX
conformance.

Signed-off-by: Marko Kohtala <marko.kohtala@gmail.com>
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SocketCAN userspace utilities and tools

CAN is a message-based network protocol designed for vehicles originally initially created by Robert Bosch GmbH. SocketCAN is a set of open source CAN drivers and a networking stack contributed by Volkswagen Research to the Linux kernel.

This package contains some userspace utilities for Linux SocketCAN subsystem: asc2log, bcmserver, canbusload, can-calc-bit-timing, candump, canfdtest, cangen, cangw, canlogserver, canplayer, cansend, cansniffer, isotpdump, isotprecv, isotpperf, isotpsend, isotpserver, isotpsniffer, isotptun, log2asc, log2long, slcan_attach, slcand and slcanpty.


Description copied from https://packages.debian.org/sid/can-utils

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Linux-CAN / SocketCAN user space applications
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