2010/2/26 Rainer Gerhards <[email protected]>: >> > I just verified the case. I get the failure if xconsole is not >> active, what >> > is perfectly OK IMHO (because otherwise it would block on the pipe). >> As soon >> > as I start xconsole, everything works fine and messages are displayed >> in >> > xconsole. When I stop xconsole I get "broken pipe" errors and if I >> restart it >> > everything works again. >> > >> > So I do not see an issue. I tested on Debian lenny with all current >> updates >> > applied. >> >> hm, it's perfectly reproducible here. > > also on Debian lenny? Anything else I could do to set up my environment so > that the problem occurs?
I'm can reproduce the problem, both on Debian lenny and Debian unstable (i386) >> starting rsyslogd, then xconsole, will cause xconsole to hang and no >> message is written to the xconsole window. >> 4.4.2 did not behave that way. >> >> See also the debug log I sent previously > > The log tells me that it has a problem to write to the pipe, and thus ignores > it. This also happens at my system, but only if xconsole is not running. So > the debug log does no help very much this time. The problem is, that xconsole is running at this point! To reiterate: I start rsyslogd then xconsole then try to log a message The result is the debug log and no message showing up in xconsole. Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth? _______________________________________________ rsyslog mailing list http://lists.adiscon.net/mailman/listinfo/rsyslog http://www.rsyslog.com
