About inetd

[Kevin.Wang]

After i run the command,
#inetd -l
I find that
/var/adm/syslog
# tail -20 /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log
Jul 7 12:15:59 hp2000 inetd[2934]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:15:59 2003
Jul 7 12:18:04 hp2000 inetd[3118]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:18:04 2003
Jul 7 12:20:08 hp2000 inetd[3303]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:20:08 2003
Jul 7 12:22:12 hp2000 inetd[3487]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:22:12 2003
Jul 7 12:24:16 hp2000 inetd[3668]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:24:16 2003
Jul 7 12:26:20 hp2000 inetd[3849]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:26:20 2003
Jul 7 12:28:25 hp2000 inetd[4258]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:28:25 2003
Jul 7 12:30:29 hp2000 inetd[4471]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:30:29 2003
Jul 7 12:32:33 hp2000 inetd[4652]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:32:33 2003
Jul 7 12:34:37 hp2000 inetd[4835]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:34:37 2003
Jul 7 12:36:41 hp2000 inetd[5016]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:36:41 2003
Jul 7 12:38:45 hp2000 inetd[5197]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:38:45 2003
Jul 7 12:40:49 hp2000 inetd[5382]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:40:49 2003
Jul 7 12:42:53 hp2000 inetd[5564]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:42:53 2003
Jul 7 12:44:58 hp2000 inetd[5751]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:44:58 2003
Jul 7 12:47:02 hp2000 inetd[5980]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:47:02 2003
Jul 7 12:49:06 hp2000 inetd[6168]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:49:06 2003
Jul 7 12:51:10 hp2000 inetd[6359]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:51:10 2003
Jul 7 12:53:14 hp2000 inetd[6542]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:53:14 2003
Jul 7 12:55:18 hp2000 inetd[6732]: registrar/tcp: Connection from HP2000 (128.128.105.105) at Mon Jul 7 12:55:18 2003
#
About 2 minutes,logs write to syslog.log,how can i stop it? i don't want to the syslogs become more and more.

[Michael Tully · Accepted solution]

Run 'inetd -l' again.

Running it the first time turns logging on. Running it again turns it off. See the inetd man page. Also after you turn it off (inetd -l) see the tail of /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log, where it will state that logging has been disabled.

[Michael Tully]

You may look at your points assignments. 0 from 45 is not good.
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[T G Manikandan]

Toggle the state of logging

#/usr/sbin/inetd -l

[Kevin.Wang]

Thank you,Michael.
oh,i does work now.

[Kevin.Wang]

sorry,Michael, i am newer for this forums,and I really appreciate your help. but i don't know the etiquette. i shall change it later.

[Kevin.Wang]

sorry,Michael, i am newer for this forums,and I really appreciate your help. but i don't know the etiquette. i shall change it later.