Over 4 months, and nothing? Sheesh! This is a mere technical bug,
nothing too serious... why is nothing said about it? Is is even going to
be fixed in lucid?
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as ultimate solution I reinstall after Backup a complete Ubuntu 9.10
from scratch. It does only solve the problem because itis not an update
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Status: Incomplete => New
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None of suggested workaround was solving this problem. I do not
understand as well why it is marked as incomplete and who decide it
(is there an owner that may give how to set the correct rsyslog
configuration without fresh new install ). I found many instances on
internet with people having this
I'm affected by the bug as well. Same symptomatic as decribed by BP_CH.
The proposed fix of reinstalling rsyslog didn't work for me. I'm not
using french locales - I'm using german or ES_AR most of the time.
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I forgot to mention, is there a reason why this is marked incomplete?
what exactly is missing in this bug report?
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It is now about two months since this bug report came out... anyone has an idea
what to do to fix it?
I want to point out that it is my understanding that all of us affected users
are using the French version of Ubuntu. Could the change in local be causing
this. I am asking because I know of at
The problem is not the deleted log with Index 0 (conform to release note
to Ubuntu 9.10 it is a new feature not to begin with index 0 and change
to rsyslog tool). How may I get that the system does not look after such
a log file with Index 0 with the new rsyslog.
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Hello, you can also try this :
cd /var/log
sudo touch ./syslog.0
sudo touch ./auth.log.0
sudo touch ./user.log.0
sudo touch ./mail.log.0
sudo touch ./daemon.log.0
sudo touch ./messages.0
sudo touch ./debug.0
sudo touch ./kern.log.0
sudo touch ./mail.info.0
sudo touch ./mail.warn.0
sudo touch ./mai
I deleted all logs in /var/log (but not the subfolders).
Maybe this works for you too.
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Good Idee but, for me, even after this command and a new reboot it
does not fix this problem. Perhaps other packages should be reinstalled
this way; I tried logrotate without more success
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I solved it myself:
sudo aptitude --purge reinstall rsyslog
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I would like to see a sollution too.
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To development : Question :Please tell us how to reset the correct
configuration for syslog without need of a fresh new Install!!
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+1, I have *exactly* the same problem since I upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10
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