On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 12:19:12PM +, Matt Bostock wrote:
> I think I fixed it guys, thanks for all of your help.
>
> Syslogd was choking because /var/log/messages didn't exist. I touched that,
> restarted and all was working again. I did the same for the others (auth.log
> etc), and things se
I think I fixed it guys, thanks for all of your help.
Syslogd was choking because /var/log/messages didn't exist. I touched that,
restarted and all was working again. I did the same for the others (auth.log
etc), and things seem ok now.
Many thanks,
Matt :)
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On 5/9/06, Matt Bostock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
The usual system logs such as /var/log/messages are not being saved.
/var/log/messages does not exist, but /var/log/messages.0 (the old rotated
version) does.
I've tried a 'tail /dev/klog' and it returns 'device busy'. syslogd -dv
isn't
re
> The usual system logs such as /var/log/messages are not being saved.
> /var/log/messages does not exist, but /var/log/messages.0
> (the old rotated
> version) does.
if theres a rotated log, there should be a source for, too.
check permissions on /var/log (eg. schg-flag) maybe there's
some odd r
