Piers Kittel wrote:
Hello all
Is it possible at all for X on a computer to log in another computer
remotely? I.e. one computer has XDM and WMaker on it, but without an
XFree86 server, another computer has a XFree86 server, the computer with
WMaker on, logs on to the XFree86 and shows the XDM
Hi all,
i have a weird behaviour i couldnt find any solution for.
What i have is KDE 3.1 installed using apt (see below list for
deb versions) on a fresh netinstalled debian system.
The XFree86 Server Version is 4.2.1 and also installed by apt.
I am using kdm for the graphical System Login.
kdm
Suggestion needed.
I'm currently using iptables and fwlogwatch, altough I want to make reports on amount
of incomming and outgoing traffic for specifik programs. Which I don't seem to be able
to do with fwlogwatch. What is the best alternative for realtime monitoring of network
traffic?
Hi. I just installed debian woody and have gdm installed along with gnome
(and sawfish). For some reason I cannot log into X as the root user.
Furthermore, I cannot use pon to establish a ppp connection as the non-root
user. Does anyone have any solutions to either of these problems. Thanks.
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Bill K wrote:
Hi. I just installed debian woody and have gdm installed along with gnome
(and sawfish). For some reason I cannot log into X as the root user.
This is the normal default behaviour, as you would normally never need
to do this. If you feel you must, there is a setting in the gdm
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 11:46:10AM -0400, Bill K wrote:
Hi. I just installed debian woody and have gdm installed along with
gnome (and sawfish). For some reason I cannot log into X as the root
user.
Good, that's by design. Don't use X as root, really. (There's a flag in
/etc/gdm/gdm.conf to
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Hi. I just installed debian woody and have gdm installed along with gnome
(and sawfish). For some reason I cannot log into X as the root user.
Don't log in as root ever. Use your normal user
/ for mail\.info only turns up
syslog.conf, and LOG_MAIL turns up nothing
I notice David Lloyd's message 'Spamassassin Logging to Console' in the
archives [1], which appears never to have been answered. Most of my
machine is plain stable, with the exception of some perl modules I had
to upgrade to support
easier than my messages file. Messing with
loglevels could work but has potential to get very ugly if it makes me
miss important messages I need otherwise.
Any ideas?
Robert
iptables does not have any way to specify the logging facility, only the
priority.
Install the ulogd package
Colin Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Care to enlighten us? I didn't see anything outside POSIX sh other than
the use of echo escape sequences.
The redirection 21 isn't portable - it doesn't work with
/bin/dash. I have the impression the back-quotes for command
redirection aren't
Bob Hilliard wrote:
The redirection 21 isn't portable - it doesn't work with
/bin/dash.
Yes it is, and yes it does.
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$ perl -e 'print STDERR foo\n' /dev/null
foo
$ perl -e 'print STDERR foo\n' /dev/null 21
$
I have the impression the back-quotes for command
Joey Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bob Hilliard wrote:
The redirection 21 isn't portable - it doesn't work with
/bin/dash.
Yes it is, and yes it does.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~dash
$ perl -e 'print STDERR foo\n' /dev/null
foo
$ perl -e 'print STDERR foo\n' /dev/null 21
$
My
Colin Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Probably both. Has anyone been interested enough to implement it
themselves and send a patch?
I suspect the easy availability of script(1) discouraged people
from expending any effort on it. I finally got tired of editing out
all the bogus newlines
Bob Hilliard wrote:
I suspect the easy availability of script(1) discouraged people
from expending any effort on it. I finally got tired of editing out
all the bogus newlines (^M) from script's output, so I wrote the
following wrapper for apt-get, which I have installed as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bob Proulx) writes:
You could eliminate all of the non-portable stuff in the above by
changing the single 'echo -e' to 'printf'. This is functionally
equivalent.
That isn't the only bashism in that script.
Regards,
Bob
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On Sat, Jun 21, 2003 at 06:28:48PM -0400, Bob Hilliard wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bob Proulx) writes:
You could eliminate all of the non-portable stuff in the above by
changing the single 'echo -e' to 'printf'. This is functionally
equivalent.
That isn't the only bashism in that
Le ven 20/06/2003 à 00:06, John Habermann a écrit :
Hi
I am just wondering if anyone can tell me how I can set logging in
apt-get or rather dpkg. I would like to keep track of what packages have
been installed or removed but I can't seem to find any information on
how to turn logging
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 02:06:05PM +1000, John Habermann wrote:
I am just wondering if anyone can tell me how I can set logging in
apt-get or rather dpkg.
There is no such option, sorry. It's a long-standing wishlist bug. You
could run all your apt-get or dpkg sessions inside 'script -a
/path
Es geschah am Freitag, 20. Juni 2003 10:58 als Colin Watson schrieb:
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 02:06:05PM +1000, John Habermann wrote:
I am just wondering if anyone can tell me how I can set logging in
apt-get or rather dpkg.
There is no such option, sorry. It's a long-standing wishlist bug
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 09:19:31PM +0200, Christian Schoenebeck wrote:
Es geschah am Freitag, 20. Juni 2003 10:58 als Colin Watson schrieb:
On Fri, Jun 20, 2003 at 02:06:05PM +1000, John Habermann wrote:
I am just wondering if anyone can tell me how I can set logging in
apt-get or rather
Hi
I am just wondering if anyone can tell me how I can set logging in
apt-get or rather dpkg. I would like to keep track of what packages have
been installed or removed but I can't seem to find any information on
how to turn logging on in apt-get or dpkg. Is this possibe? I looked
[ SUMMARY: Why does adding a harmless logging line to my iptables
script let traffic pass (the desired behaviour) that is otherwise
stopped? ]
I'm having problems doing port forwarding through my old 486/25sx NAT
box here. The only reason I mention its spec/age is that I'm having
difficulty
How can I log all changes in file permissions?
I am *still* trying to track down the process that is changing the
permissions on my /home/user directory against my wishes. I can't see
anything in cron.daily that might be doing it.
It's very frustrating and inconvenient.
Thanks,
- Richard.
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How can I log all changes in file permissions?
integrit lets you know if they've changed.
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Paul Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I log all changes in file permissions?
integrit lets you know if they've changed.
Thanks. I looked at the webpage, but it wasn't clear to me from that
whether it tells you which process made the change. It just
Hi
Could someone please help me clarify the logging mechanism between
Shorewall and syslog-ng?
Both are installed out-of-the-box. In Shorewall, logging is set to:
LOGFILE=/var/log/messages
Well, NO logging is done in that file by Shorewall. All logging is
done on the console!
I've tried
Hallo Liste,
ich habe in meinen Server (Woody) einen zweiten Prozessor reingetan und der
Kernel wurde neu kompiliert. Laeuft auch alles prima, bis auf die
Logeintraege von mySQL. Seit der zweite Prozessor drinnen ist sieht es so
aus (man beachte die Uhrzeit):
030314 19:31:189745 Query
Achja, ist mySQL 3.23.52, sorry :-)
Hallo Liste,
ich habe in meinen Server (Woody) einen zweiten Prozessor reingetan und der
Kernel wurde neu kompiliert. Laeuft auch alles prima, bis auf die
Logeintraege von mySQL. Seit der zweite Prozessor drinnen ist sieht es so
aus (man beachte die Uhrzeit):
.
What writes to the /var/log/debug? Is there anyway to set
logging to a higher level on it?
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What writes to the /var/log/debug? Is there anyway to set
logging to a higher level on it?
No APIC errors but I've had my first crash since setting
noapic. I left the machine logged in, it happened about six
hours after I went to bed. Oh well And not a clue
Thanks for your help. I will try to reduce named logging.
Now i have disabled logging for iptables, auth, debug, user,
mail.info and mail.err and mail.warn in /etc/syslog.conf,
so the logfiles aren´t growing so fast. I have viewed them
before and hope it is ok to disable, i will see.
Stefan Drees
:
1) How can i reduce the logging? Named, postfix and iptables are
generating the most messages.
2) Why are some logfiles rotated via logrotate and others via cron?
For example sysklogd is rotate via cron.weekly and i don´t know
and which size the log is rotated and how many backups
to 10MB. Here are my questions:
1) How can i reduce the logging? Named, postfix and iptables are
generating the most messages.
BIND has a ton of logging options, see the documentation for
named.conf. Postfix I'm not aware of any logging options for it.
iptables, turn off logging for the rules
I want to track down what is causing a problem for me, but I
need more info. What I'm asking about is, what can I do to
enable more logging of the kernel and possibly other
applications and driver modules?
A month ago I upgraded my box, and since then I am
experiencing stability problems under
minicom). Configure the boot loader and kernel
for serial console(there are some HOWTOs on this, it's real easy)
then awaay you go ..good luck. I reccomend you use
a terminal emulator that has logging capabilities, minicom can
log. My last problem-chasing session involved logging kernel
Hi There,
I have:
ii spamassassin 2.20-1woodyPerl-based spam filter using text
ii sysklogd 1.4.1-11 System Logging Daemon
ii fetchmail 5.9.11-7 POP3, APOP, IMAP mail
ii exim 3.36-4 An MTA (Mail Transport Agent)
ii procmail 3.22-6
I saw this when I first installed Debian 3.0r0. I did find out how to
stop the logging to the 1st VT. Edit /etc/init.d/klogd. On line 13 is
an assignment to KLOGD. Put -c 4 in the quotes. This logs only
info and above to the console. I don't know what I did that started
logging to syslog
Has anyone experienced an issue with ipchains not logging
via syslog? The log info for the packets that should be
logged is output to the first VT, but this is hardly
convenient as the machine is put up in a closet.
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Linux mars 2.2.23 #4 Thu Jan 23 22:15:03
Tom Neumann schrieb:
Wäre mir neu, dass bind9 msg-replies kennt.
D.h. es gibt wirklich keine Möglichkeit, die Response von bind9 zu
loggen??
Ist doch Open Source, oder? Schau rein. Was willst Du damit? Du willst
loggen, was Dein bind9 anderen antwortet? tcpdump?
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D.h. es gibt wirklich keine Möglichkeit, die Response von bind9 zu
loggen??
Gruß, Tom
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Tom Neumann schrieb:
Beim Googlen habe ich nur Konfigurationen für bind8 gefunden, die
aber mit bind9 nicht funktionieren (wie z.B.: category
msg-replies).
Wäre mir neu, dass bind9 msg-replies kennt.
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Hallo allerseits,
ich benutze bind-9.2.1 und woody.
Leider gelingt es mir nicht, das logging von bind9 so einzurichten, dass
nicht nur die Anfragen,. sondern auch die Ergebnisse(!) geloggt werden.
Beim Googlen habe ich nur Konfigurationen für bind8 gefunden, die aber
mit bind9 nicht
i know that older versions of gdm had this feature
I have managed to get sudo to allow me as an ordinary user
to do what I want... but there seem to be no obvious way
to configure the behaviour of kdm on a per user basis...
google search yielded: http://dot.kde.org/998717333/998842727
Rus Foster wrote:
Hi Folks,
I've got a few virtualhosts on my server and they are logging quite
happily into their appropiate files. However what I would also like to do
is log all hits for all the servers into one file as well. i.e. so each
hit get logs twice. Can this be done?
I'm guessing you
On Friday 31 January 2003 02:01, Marcin Chady wrote:
I had to install the drm-trunk-module-src_2002.12.05-5_all.deb and
xserver-xfree86-dri-trunk_2002.12.05-4_i386.deb from
http://dri.sourceforge.net for my Radeon 9000, which seems to have gone ok
since I do get the Xserver up, I can login
On Fre, 2003-01-31 at 02:01, Marcin Chady wrote:
I had to install the drm-trunk-module-src_2002.12.05-5_all.deb and
xserver-xfree86-dri-trunk_2002.12.05-4_i386.deb from
http://dri.sourceforge.net for my Radeon 9000, which seems to have gone ok
since I do get the Xserver up, I can login
I had a very similar problem with my Radeon 8500 and CVS builds. The only
thing I found would resolve this was to disable DRI (commented out the
load
line in the Modules secion of XF86Config-4). You should have a look at the
dri-devel maillist archives and see whether there are crashes
Hello,
I've just installed Debian 3.0 on my new PC and I'm having a dreadful time
with X.
I had to install the drm-trunk-module-src_2002.12.05-5_all.deb and
xserver-xfree86-dri-trunk_2002.12.05-4_i386.deb from
http://dri.sourceforge.net for my Radeon 9000, which seems to have gone ok
since I do
Hi everybody,
I think my security settings are too restrictive.
When I try to log in at mail.yahoo.com using lynx I
get an error client doesn't support https:// (I
logged in on the windows system now to email :-S )
Please help,
Joris
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Do you
said Joris Huizer (on 2002-12-29),
I think my security settings are too restrictive.
When I try to log in at mail.yahoo.com using lynx I
get an error client doesn't support https:// (I
logged in on the windows system now to email :-S )
try installing the lynx-ssl package.
Geordie.
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On Sun, Dec 29, 2002 at 02:08:29AM -0800, Joris Huizer wrote:
I think my security settings are too restrictive.
When I try to log in at mail.yahoo.com using lynx I
get an error client doesn't support https:// (I
logged in on the windows system now to email :-S )
Wow, most misleading subject
Joris Huizer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- Paul Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Dec 29, 2002 at 02:08:29AM -0800, Joris
Huizer wrote:
I think my security settings are too restrictive. When I try to
log in at mail.yahoo.com using lynx I get an error client
doesn't support
On Tue, 17 Dec 2002, Marc Shapiro wrote:
One of my professors at school is tired of the MicroSquish way of doing
things and would like to run Linux on his desktop. The problem is that
the college's servers are all running on NT. What would he need to do
in order to be able to log onto the
Mike Dresser wrote:
Samba will also let you connect to Windows PC's, you can mount the remote
share on a local mount point.
mount -t smbfs -o username=username,password=password //computer/share /mountpoint
if you have smbfs compiled in, and samba properly installed
Take a look at the
-- Marc Shapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Tuesday, 17 December 2002, 02:26 PM -0500):
Mike Dresser wrote:
Samba will also let you connect to Windows PC's, you can mount the remote
share on a local mount point.
mount -t smbfs -o username=username,password=password //computer/share
Marc Shapiro wrote:
One of my professors at school is tired of the MicroSquish way of doing
things and would like to run Linux on his desktop. The problem is that
the college's servers are all running on NT. What would he need to do
in order to be able to log onto the campus network from a
Is there a way to automate the login process for rtin? I'm using an
NNTP server that requires authentication and would like rtin to just
log me in rather than prompting me for my password each time it
(re)connects.
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Hi Kevin,
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 the mental interface of
Kevin Coyner told:
I've recently installed and configured amavis-postfix and essentially
have it working as it does catch viruses and lets the good mail go
through.
[...]
Why don#t you use exim. You have a well working solution for
root 4.0K Nov 25 10:40 virusmails/
How do it turn this logging off and set it to something more reasonable
that won't create a huge mess? I've tried various permutations for the
settings in /etc/amavisd.conf, but haven't hit it right yet.
Thanks
Kevin
Below is an except from my /etc
Kevin Coyner said:
I've recently installed and configured amavis-postfix and essentially have
it working as it does catch viruses and lets the good mail go through.
However, for every email that comes through, it is creating a log file in
the form of a directory called 'amavis-2002. with
On Thu, Oct 31, 2002 at 02:27:28AM +0100, Benedict Verheyen wrote:
snip
oh yeah, i forget to mention that i think adding dmesg -n 1 to
the shorewall start up script will take care of this but i'm
trying to find a way to do this via syslog.conf.
I think you need to add '-c 3' to your
uucp.*/var/log/uucp.log
#
# Logging for the mail system. Split it up so that
# it is easy to write scripts to parse these files.
#
mail.info -/var/log/mail.info
mail.warn -/var/log/mail.warn
mail.err /var/log/mail.err
# Logging for INN news system
#
news.crit /var/log/news/news.crit
snip
oh yeah, i forget to mention that i think adding dmesg -n 1 to
the shorewall start up script will take care of this but i'm
trying to find a way to do this via syslog.conf.
Thanks
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On Tue, 2002-10-22 at 01:20, Andre Berger wrote:
* Bijan Soleymani [EMAIL PROTECTED], 2002-10-21 09:51 -0400:
Andre Berger wrote:
* Rob Weir [EMAIL PROTECTED], 2002-10-21 09:31 -0400:
On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 09:07:50AM -0400,
. Where is stored what I recently
launched and what is the proper way to deal with it? Instead of logging
out I do usually su to root and use halt to shutdown the system. Is
this part of the problem?
Mariano
yep, that is almost definelttetilty the problem.
check your gnome config for the session
with it? Instead of logging
out I do usually su to root and use halt to shutdown the system. Is
this part of the problem?
Mariano
yep, that is almost definelttetilty the problem.
check your gnome config for the session settings, close everything, and
hit save session
Hy!!
Ich möchte alle Mails die vom Exim zum Smarthost geleitet werden
in einer Log Datei sehen. Allerdings wirklich nur die, die faktisch meine
Netz verlassen.
In der exim.conf finde ich da keine Schalter für die Logdateien, so daß
alles standartmäßig in die mainlog geschrieben wird. Google
the BTS), and ended
up using cat instead. Now I get a problem when I want to log both sides (I
was only logging one side before).
Let's say I have comp1 and comp2. They're each logging to a file on their
hard drive. comp1 outputs something through the serial cable, comp2
receives it. Now
Mike Fedyk said:
How can I read-only log both sides with a program available in debian
(from debian-sid is ok, if required)?
I'm sure it's overkill but I use minicom for logging, fire it up in
screen, turn on the buffer logging and detach ..
never tried doing exactly what your trying though
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 15:27:02 +0200 (CEST), Frank Niedermann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Waldemar Brodkorb sagte:
Ungewöhnlicher Wunsch, normalerweise freut man sich wenn Courier
überhaupt etwas loggt.
Naja ich finde das war eindeutig zu viel ... alle 2 Stunden eine
50kb-Mail ... ;-)
Dann
Hallo,
ich habe mir mal logcheck auf meinem Debian-Server installiert
und dabei ist mir aufgefallen das der Courier IMAP-Server (ssl)
sehr viel in das Logfile schreibt:
Unusual System Events
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Jul 24 10:02:10 s1 imaplogin: Connection, ip=[:::127.0.0.1]
Jul 24 10:02:10 s1
Hallo Frank,
Frank Niedermann wrote,
Hallo,
ich habe mir mal logcheck auf meinem Debian-Server installiert
und dabei ist mir aufgefallen das der Courier IMAP-Server (ssl)
sehr viel in das Logfile schreibt:
Unusual System Events
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Jul 24 10:02:10 s1 imaplogin:
Hallo Waldemar,
Waldemar Brodkorb sagte:
Frank Niedermann wrote,
ich habe mir mal logcheck auf meinem Debian-Server installiert
und dabei ist mir aufgefallen das der Courier IMAP-Server (ssl)
sehr viel in das Logfile schreibt:
[...]
Ungewöhnlicher Wunsch, normalerweise freut man sich wenn
Am Mittwoch, 24. Juli 2002 11:35 schrieb Frank Niedermann:
Hallo,
ich habe mir mal logcheck auf meinem Debian-Server installiert
und dabei ist mir aufgefallen das der Courier IMAP-Server (ssl)
sehr viel in das Logfile schreibt:
Unusual System Events
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Jul 24 10:02:10
Hi,
Frank Niedermann wrote,
Hallo Waldemar,
Waldemar Brodkorb sagte:
Frank Niedermann wrote,
ich habe mir mal logcheck auf meinem Debian-Server installiert
und dabei ist mir aufgefallen das der Courier IMAP-Server (ssl)
sehr viel in das Logfile schreibt:
[...]
Ungewöhnlicher
I'd like to know about what you people use for monitoring logs. Like for
instance, I know in Debian, that all logs are put into /var/log. So I have a
shell script that does sudo tail -f /var/log/*.log to keep track of changes.
I'm wondering, what progams or what kind of setup do you have for
I'm wondering, what progams or what kind of setup do you have for
monitoring
logs? I use the X window system a lot, so I guess what I'm also asking
is,
what are the best programs for keeping these logs visible? Do you have a
transparent term or xconsole or some other root window writing
* Geoff Ludwiczak ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020624 22:11]:
I'd like to know about what you people use for monitoring logs. Like
for instance, I know in Debian, that all logs are put into /var/log.
So I have a shell script that does sudo tail -f /var/log/*.log to keep
track of changes. I'm
I'm running ssh and want to keep track of attempted and susccessful logins via
ssh. The manpage says that the default debug level is INFO, yet I can't find
anything in /var/log that mentions ssh: am I looking in the right place?
thanks
alex
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On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Alex Hunsley
On Sun, 2002-06-16 at 04:45, Charlie Grosvenor wrote:
In Debian woody how do I turn on user logon logging, so that a log entry
is produced each time a user logs on?
It's already on for me. Just type last to see the most recent
logins. Install the sac package to analyse the wtmp file in more
In Debian woody how do I turn on user logon logging, so that a log entry
is produced each time a user logs on?
Thank you
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On Sat, Jun 15, 2002 at 07:45:51PM +0100, Charlie Grosvenor wrote:
In Debian woody how do I turn on user logon logging, so that a log entry
is produced each time a user logs on?
In my /etc/syslog.conf:
auth,authpriv.* /var/log/auth.log
For more information: man syslog.conf
Provides: syslogd
Replaces: syslogd
Architecture: i386
Filename: dists/potato/main/binary-i386/base/sysklogd_1.3-33.deb
Size: 66468
MD5sum: 5240f9b35b87f88687ab875063b7ae7b
Description: Kernel and system logging daemons
This package implements two system log daemons. The syslogd daemon is
an enhanced
: i386
Filename:
dists/potato/updates/main/binary-i386/sysklogd_1.3-33.1_i386.deb
Size: 66534
MD5sum: 98826c90c295cf4a42ba71d499c097f9
Description: Kernel and system logging daemons
This package implements two system log daemons. The syslogd daemon is
an enhanced version of the standard Berkeley
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 07:05:31PM -0600, Patrick Klee wrote:
Hi all,
I have a PPC, but it's pretty much the same on both since I have an x86
box as well. N E Hoo, here's the problem...
I login to the system, and it says I need too create a new password. This
is for root AND user!
Hi all,
I have a PPC, but it's pretty much the same on both since I have an x86
box as well. N E Hoo, here's the problem...
I login to the system, and it says I need too create a new password. This
is for root AND user! And it also happens everytime I login, it says I need
to make a new
I want to debug my NIC, so I've changed the appropriate line in /etc/modules
to:
3c59x debug=6
which turns debugging onto a maximum. I've restarted the machine, now the
question is: where are the debug messages going? I can't find much in /var/logs
apart from standard messages about the module
On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 08:33:31PM +0300, George Karaolides wrote:
Hi,
I'm running woody with kernel 2.2.20 and using the ipmasq Debian package
to set up packet filtering.
I find that on woody, ipmasq (well really, ipchains as ipmasq calls
ipchains with the -l option) logs to the
On Sun, May 12, 2002 at 01:34:43AM +1000, Rob Weir wrote:
On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 08:33:31PM +0300, George Karaolides wrote:
Hi,
I'm running woody with kernel 2.2.20 and using the ipmasq Debian package
to set up packet filtering.
I find that on woody, ipmasq (well really,
Hi there,
Does anyone know how to stop the debugging messages alltogether? I get about 1
of these identical messages in my /var/log/messages that I tail every 3 minutes:
May 11 15:27:58 abyss kernel: IN=eth1 OUT=
MAC=01:00:5e:00:00:01:00:20:40:05:3a:ad:08:00 SRC=192.168.100.1 DST=224.0.0.1
Hi,
I'm running woody with kernel 2.2.20 and using the ipmasq Debian package
to set up packet filtering.
I find that on woody, ipmasq (well really, ipchains as ipmasq calls
ipchains with the -l option) logs to the console as well as
/var/log/messages which is a big pain; it makes the console
Hi,
I was wondering if I could get iptables to log to a separate log file instead
of /var/log/messages. When I am working on my firewall /var/log/messages
sometimes gets flooded with messages...
I understand that iptables uses the 'kern' syslog facility, does this mean I
can't separate it
the 'kern' syslog facility, does this
mean I can't separate it from the rest of the kernel messages? Or is
there maybe some hack/config option to get iptables to use something
else...
Ok, one way of doing this is to set the log-level in your logging chains
and then configure syslog to log
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002 00:31:04 +1000
mdevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, one way of doing this is to set the log-level in your logging
chains and then configure syslog to log entries for that level to a
separate file. For example, you would have a logging chain like:
$IPTABLES -N logdrop
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 19:38:41 +0200, Tim Dijkstra wrote:
The other possibility is to look into the ulog target. This may give
more configurability, but I haven't used it yet.
Maybe this is a nicer way of doing it, but this means you have to write a
program that listens to a socket, right?
Dear people,
I just noticed oddities when logging in just now from my home debian
machine (via dialup) via ssh to a debian machine I administer.
In my .bashrc I have a line to enable the less preprocessor to do its
thing.
export LESSOPEN=|/usr/bin/lesspipe %s
So, for example reading a tar.gz
In ~/.bash_profile add:
. $HOME/.bashrc
It sounds like the difference between a login and non-login shell...
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How can I stop the *console* logging or at least get the messages to all
go to the same console (prfereably #8) instead of following me around?
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How can I stop the *console* logging or at least get the messages to all
go to the same console (prfereably #8) instead of following me around?
Restart cron in this case:
/etc/init.d/cron restart
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