If you're running Berkeley then start your kernel with desired log option
e.g.
amd -l syslog (Log all messages to syslog)
amd -l /dev/stderr (log to stderr)
Dont know for sure if this answers your question
Viel Gluck/Buena Suerte
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What are the messages???
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From: "Mary Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: proliferation of error messages
Hello all,
My perl cgi script which runs dbi is generating error messages to
the
logs just about everytime dbi is called. The program appears to be
running
correctly. How do I keep from getting the spurious messages sent?
Mary Anderson
