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11-23-2005 08:03 PM
11-23-2005 08:03 PM
Error Messages
I already check /etc/syslog.conf , it is normal , and also not found the user login id in all files under the /etc directory , what is wrong in my system ? thx
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11-23-2005 08:15 PM
11-23-2005 08:15 PM
Re: Error Messages
line with /dev/console means to show messages on your console.
line with * means to show messages (emergency messages by default) also on your console (among others).
if you'll remark these lines with # at start and restart the syslog service you won't see system messages on your screen.
the command:
service syslog restart
restarts the syslog service
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11-23-2005 08:40 PM
11-23-2005 08:40 PM
Re: Error Messages
I tried it but still show the error to the user login ,
this kind of message will pop to my user login in every 5 minutes,
if disable the /dev/console , it seems not pop to the console but still pop to my telnet screen , can suggest how to disable it ? thx
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11-23-2005 09:46 PM
11-23-2005 09:46 PM
Re: Error Messages
*.emerg *
did you diable it also and did you run service syslog restart?
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11-23-2005 10:27 PM
11-23-2005 10:27 PM
Re: Error Messages
post this information. You have to redirect emerg or error information to /dev/null device. Try to use differenct message type to /dev/null device.
hth.
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11-23-2005 10:43 PM
11-23-2005 10:43 PM
Re: Error Messages
#kern.* /dev/console
thx
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11-23-2005 10:48 PM
11-23-2005 10:48 PM
Re: Error Messages
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11-24-2005 01:14 AM
11-24-2005 01:14 AM
Re: Error Messages
it is strange that only one user will receive this messages .
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11-24-2005 02:08 AM
11-24-2005 02:08 AM
Re: Error Messages
I "think" that when the user logon tries to use some device, and cannot be mounted, that's why he is the only one that see the message, and is recorded to the syslog.