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Re: bind or named logging - Solved!
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Chuck Mead)
Wed Oct 21 08:24:51 1998
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 1998 08:22:58 -0400 (EWT)
From: Chuck Mead <chuck@moongroup.com>
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On Tue, 20 Oct 1998, Ramon Gandia wrote:
> auth.info;cron.inof;lpr.info;syslog.info /var/log/messages
> user.info;local0.info;local1.info;local2.info /var/log/messages
> local3.info;local4.info;local5.info;local6.info /var/log/messages
> local7.info /var/log/messages
> daemon.info /var/log/daemon
>
> ENDS
>
> This will log a bunch of stuff to /var/log/daemon instead of
> to messages. It makes a difference because the daemon log
> file is for routine stuff. Notice that error messages,
> emergencies, critical stuff etc. still goes to /var/log/messages
> (and even the console if you have it that way).
>
> It is not the best fix, but it works. This is on BIND 8 which
> I use here, but it should work identically with BIND 4.
I'm using Bind 4 and syslog exits with a Signal 15 with this in
place. Bah!
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