Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Apparently /dev isn't a file or directory on 2003!
That's very strange as syslogd-config creates the dir and then
tests if it exists.
> Executing syslog hello in another window just gives me a command
> prompt back. Nothing gets written to /var/log/messages!
Normal with n
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Still nothing in /var/log/messages
No need to reboot. Just make sure the syslogd is started, it should
output somthing when it starts but nothing special when launching in.rshd.
To make sure syslog works, just
$ syslog hello
$ tail /var/log/messages
> Also, we must remem
Hi,
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> but nothing ever logged anything to /var/log/messages 'cept
> start and stop messages. ... how do you switch such services
> to log to there?
Edit /etc/syslogd.conf to set the log level above which
messages are included and to which logfile.
I used what the installer
> $ rsh localhost ls HANGS for any command
Still unsolved but: I noted a SIGSEGV message
in the syslog which explains why it hangs.
/var/log/messages:
Jun 2 23:39:12 baloo kernel: in.rshd[3308]: segfault at 0003 rip
0022E4E5 rsp 0022E454 error 4
I downloaded the inetutil sources, added s
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> You created? By hand. Or did you use ssh-host-config. Perhaps the sshd
user you created was for privilege separation?
I used ssh-host-config. You're right about sshd too.
> If Local System account is toggle then you are using SYSTEM.
Checked, it's SYSTEM.
>Local:grep -e
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
>I have a similar problem. I see you're on Windows 2003 Server. 2003
tightened security a bit.
Actually "Windows XP Professional Ver 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 2".
But I have a 2003 server which might be a next target...
>Given the above the cygrunsrv will be running as SYS
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