Hello, I found the trick, it's not a system message, but a message of another server sent erroneously. Because my OpenBSD is a mail server.
Sorry and thanks. Il 28/01/2016 10:22, Marcus MERIGHI ha scritto: > luis...@tin.it (giacomo), 2016.01.26 (Tue) 20:17 (CET): >> On 25.01.16, 13:02, Craig Skinner wrote: >>> Hi Luciano, >>> >>> On 2016-01-24 Sun 19:52 PM |, Luciano wrote: >>>> run-parts: /etc/cron.daily/logrotate exited with return code 1 >>> ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ what are these? >> I don't know. I search in the old configuration of crontab. >> >>> $ man run-parts >>> man: no entry for run-parts in the manual. >> Yes, It's strange for me also. > I think it's not strange: > > $ locate run-parts > (no output) > $ pkg_locate run-parts > (no output) > $ ls /etc/cron.daily > ls: /etc/cron.daily: No such file or directory > > It's not in base and not in ports, how did run-parts get onto your > system? > > Nice catch, Craig, btw. > > Bye, Marcus > >> !DSPAM:56a9278f325018862815584!
