On 07/02/2015 04:59 AM, Jim wrote: > I think the problem is that Centos 7 has decided that log files are a thing of > the past: > > ls /var/log > btmp dmesg dmesg.old journal lastlog tallylog wtmp yum.log > > so no auth.log or secure files exist. > > There is no rsyslog config file so I can't just add a line. > > The rsyslog-doc package contains dozens of files. Nothing jumps out as to > which file might contain the info I need at first glance, so I'll have to do a > bit of research. > Jim.
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