> My co-worker wrote a perl script on a WIN 2000 Advance server that > monitors my E10K 8 Unix domains. It executes every 15 minutes and then the > output attempts are logged in the /var/adm/messages on my unix domains > each time. How do I redirect this output to another log of its own to keep > it from filling up the /var/adm/messages file? > > The output from the /var/adm/messages follow: > > Oct 26 03:49:14 grouper telnetd[4653]: [ID 682499 daemon.info] ttloop: > read: Connection reset by peer >
Wow, that is ironic, a windows box monitoring a unix domain who would have thunk it. This will probably somewhat depend on how the Perl script is written, presumably if you are writing to adm/messages and since it is over the network then the script is logging via syslog? In which case the syslog configuration should be able to provide the mechanism for catching the messages and routing them to a different log. But the above seems to come from telnetd? Which I don't fully understand... Have you looked into re-configuring syslog? http://danconia.org -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
