Ben Kennish wrote:
> Ahh yes so it does.
> 
> I suppose that I think the default for the -l option should not be 0 and

Anyone else got an opinion? Then, consider it done.

> that in the docs it should say about checking out /var/log/vsd.log if
> encountering problems.  Am I alone here?
> 
> Or perhaps in the docs it could mention more about doing "vsd-install
> --help" as I have just done this for the first time and didn't even
> realise that I could configure anything!
> 
> So can I do "vsd-install -u -l=1" to enable logging on the current
> system?

Pretty much, the only problem would be the 'undo' logs will be reset by 
vsd-install (working on it), causing vsd-uninstall to only undo the syslog 
change and nothing else. The other option would be to put:

local6.* 
        /var/log/vsd.log

in /etc/syslog.conf, restart syslog, and then append:

-p local6 -l 0

to the [s]vsd entries in xinetd and restart it. Its the -l argument that 
determines how much information is sent to syslog, with 0 being very little and 
4 absolutely everything.

HTH,
Damion.

> 
> Regards,
> 
> Ben Kennish
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Damion Parry
>>Sent: 21 March 2002 11:54
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: Problem with vs_create
>>
>>
>>Hello,
>>
>>How would you want it to change? Would you want freeVSD to 
>>not use syslog and 
>>log to /var/log/vsd.log regardless (I don't think thats a 
>>good idea), or is it 
>>the automatic configuration of syslog to redirect all local6 
>>messages to 
>>/var/log/vsd.log that you would want? (I thought freeVSD did 
>>that already? 
>>vsd-install -l=[1-4] depending on how much information you want).
>>
>>Damion.
>>
>>Ben Kennish wrote:
>>
>>>Hi Damion,
>>>
>>>Are there any plans to get FreeVSD to log by default into, for 
>>>example, /var/log/vsd.log ?
>>>
>>>I certainly think that if this was the case and the location of the 
>>>log file noted in the docs, then I think this would be a big step 
>>>forward in the useability of FreeVSD.
>>>
>>>Cheers,
>>>
>>>Ben Kennish
>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Damion Parry
>>>>Sent: 21 March 2002 09:48
>>>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>>Subject: Re: Problem with vs_create
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hello,
>>>>
>>>>If you can execute a:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>vsdadm vs_details toaster
>>>>
>>>>then toaster is being resolved propperly, and the loopback
>>>>entry for the host is 
>>>>also know as toaster (check /home/vsd/vs).
>>>>
>>>>There used to be problems with vs_create, caused by the
>>>>variable skel argument 
>>>>on the end, but these have since been resolved. To obtain 
>>>>further debugging 
>>>>information append the following to the end of the [s]vsd 
>>>>'server_args' entry in 
>>>>/etc/xientd.conf:
>>>>
>>>>-p local6 -l 4
>>>>
>>>>This will print all of VSD's output to syslog, which will
>>>>hopefully point you in 
>>>>the right direction.
>>>>
>>>>Whilst I'm here, I just though it best to say that you're
>>>>probably going to run 
>>>>into some problems associated with quotas (and probably a 
>>>>couple of other 
>>>>things) using the 6.2 skel on a 7.2 box. The best way to get 
>>>>round this would be 
>>>>to obtain the latest source, build it, and copy the 
>>>>/usr[/local]/share/provsd/skel-repo directory into the skel, 
>>>>updating all of the 
>>>>VSD specific binaries to 7.2 (and I cant recomment strongly 
>>>>enough doing this 
>>>>for the entire installation).
>>>>
>>>>HTH,
>>>>Damion.
>>>>
>>>>chris wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hello All,
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm wondering if anyone can confirm this for me?
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm trying to evaluate FreeVSD and as such  I may be making my life
>>>>>harder than it needs to be.  The machine I'm using only has 
>>>>>192.168.1.x IPs on it.  It's NAT'd behind a DSL router.  
>>>>
>>>>Previous to
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>testing FreeVSD I was running a regular webserver so I had the DSL
>>>>>router port-mapping 80 to this box (192.168.1.100).
>>>>>
>>>>>I just installed FreeVSD 1.4.9 w/ the
>>>>
>>>>freevsd-skel-1_4_9-2rh62 and the
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>pkgs RPM on a freshly installed and updated (post OpenSSH 3.1/zlib
>>>>>vulns) RedHat 7.2 system.
>>>>>
>>>>>I had to force the install on the 1.4.9 RPM because it was
>>>>
>>>>complaining
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>of libssl and libcrypto.so.1 (when 7.2. has .2).  I solved that
>>>>>problem by just creating a symbolic link for the .1 
>>>>
>>>>shared-objects in
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>/lib.
>>>>>
>>>>>Anyway, once that was squared I get  a timeout error when I
>>>>
>>>>try to run
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>vsdadm vs_create for the first time.
>>>>>
>>>>>Command:
>>>>>vsdadm vs_create toaster beatle 192.168.1.101
>>>>
>>>>beatle.burnthost.com 5
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>20 5
>>>>>
>>>>>Error:
>>>>>Read timeout
>>>>>
>>>>>"toaster" is defined in /etc/hosts
>>>>>192.168.1.101 is bound to eth0:1
>>>>>beatle is set up in DNS as 192.168.1.101
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm guessing that even though it SHOULD be happy with
>>>>
>>>>toaster's entry
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>in /etc/hosts - it really wants to see it in DNS?  Can
>>>>
>>>>someone confirm
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>if this is my problem or if I should be looking elsewhere?
>>>>>(Incompat's w/ 7.2 ??)
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>>
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