Hi,Check to verify that the file exist and check write permissions. If no file then as Root do a :
My computer gave me a message during boot up saying that there were problems in my root filesystem. He proceeded to check them and then suggested that he could fix them but that some data might get lost. I pressed "yes" and let him proceed. During the recovery process some inodes and segments files seemed to have been identified as lost and deleted (I do not remember the exact message). After fixing the problem the computer booted up normally but now I get messages such as "Can't write file /var/log/linuxconf/netconf.log"
I am running ext3 journalling filesystem which I thought would record the location of all my files every 5 sec. However, data was lost. Why?!
Can you explain what happened? And should I take any special action?
Thanks,
Andrei
touch /var/log/netconfig.log
This should set the file in place for writing.
Larry
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