Bernard wrote: >Hi, > >How does the log rotationg work? > >I am using the Eigerstein distribution (180 days uptime w/o problems) >on a 1.6MB floppy. > >I log in through ssh and would like to see the effects of some traffic >in the log file in real time. > >But there is no activity in the log at all at the moment. >The last message is: > >/var/log/messages: No space left on device > Depending on the amount of memory in the router in question you can enlarge the ramdisk. This is done with the ramdisk_size parameter in syslinux.cfg on the bootdisk. The value is the size of the / ramdisk in kilobytes.
> > >and then a truncated line. > >The last message is a few hours old although I know there is a log >entry every 10 seconds or so. > >It appears there are large gaps between what appears to be log file >generations. > I think you mean logfile rotation? Logfile rotation can be configured in /etc/lrp.conf > > >#df prints: >Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on >/dev/ram0 6076 6076 0 100% / > >Should I delete any files or is there a way do download them? > You can probably download them using scp. A free version is WinSCP: http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/ You can delete the rotated logfiles in /var/log ather that ( the ones that end with .0 .1.gz .2.gz and so on) to free some diskspace. > Ewald Wasscher _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
