That's a great point Dave, I never thought about how the OP was starting
SYSLOGD
3 hour drive to/from work and an early morning for me clouded my brain
Carmen
On 3/23/2022 1:26 PM, Dave Jousma wrote:
On Wed, 23 Mar 2022 10:54:28 -0500, SUBSCRIBE IBM-MAIN Srinivas
Aeturi<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Everyone,
We are running on z/OS 2.2. And we have configured SYSLOGD and it was running
good.
But now, The SYSLOGD ID is not existing and task SYSLOGD is not running. And
we are getting below error when we try to start it. I see no one deleted
SYSLOGD ID. But still, unable to figure out the issue what caused SYSLOGD ID to
not present in the system. Did anyone experience this problem earlier.
ACF01004 LOGONID SYSLOGD NOT FOUND
IEF170I 1 SYSLOGD ACF01004 LOGONID SYSLOGD NOT FOUND
IEE296I SYSLOGD FAILED BY SECURITY INTERFACE. RC=00000004 RSN=00000000
SAFRC=00000008
Thanks
Srinivas
On my systems, SYSLOGD is started out of /etc/rc
# Start the SYSLOGD daemon for logging and tracing
/etc/syslogd.start
manually starting SYSLOGD can be accomplished via Superuser
/etc/syslogd.start &. (or whatever command you have set it up as)
Here is link from the manual:https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.2.0?topic=daemon-starting-stopping-syslogd
when started at IPL it runs under the ID that OMVS runs. A manual restart
needs to happen from a UID(0) ID. Starting as a regular S SYSLOGD is
possible, but as you find, your security is not setup for that.
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