Hey! Did you see what Maurice Hendrix wrote on Jul 29 ?

MH> At regular intervals I find the text "-- MARK --" in my log files.
MH> I've tracked this down to syslogd. According to the man page syslogd will do
MH> this. The size of the interval can be configured with the -m switch. So, I
MH> figured 'syslogd -m 0' would turn it off. But it doesn't. The man-page
MH> doesn't tell me how I *can* turn it off.

Well your right about it being syslogd doing it's thing and "syslogd -m 0"
should disable it (it did for me).

There's two things that I would check, they are both really simple things,
but easy to mess up or forget to do.

1 - are you sure you put "-m 0" and not "-m o" or "-m O" (don't laugh,
I've done it :()

2 - did you remember to re-start syslog

Regards, Steve Youngs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ICQ: 34307457
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