Ashley Moran wrote:
Norberto Meijome wrote:
> or figure out in which order things are started and make sure the
> ttyvs are launched before syslogng
Can you recommend a good description of the FreeBSD boot process? The
handbook is a bit sketchy and only goes into the initial stages. I've
t
Am Freitag, 16. September 2005 11:05 CEST schrieb Ashley Moran:
> Norberto Meijome wrote:
> > or figure out in which order things are started and make sure the
> > ttyvs are launched before syslogng
>
> Can you recommend a good description of the FreeBSD boot process? The
man (8) boot (excellen
Norberto Meijome wrote:
> or figure out in which order things are started and make sure the
> ttyvs are launched before syslogng
Can you recommend a good description of the FreeBSD boot process? The
handbook is a bit sketchy and only goes into the initial stages. I've
tried flirting through
Alex Zbyslaw wrote:
Norberto Meijome wrote:
Perhaps the ttyv7 isn't properly created until after all the local rc
scripts are run? That's all I can think.
you may want to edit the syslogng.sh to add some debug lines to see if
ttyv7 is up @ that point in time. based on the result of this, yo
Norberto Meijome wrote:
Perhaps the ttyv7 isn't properly created until after all the local rc
scripts are run? That's all I can think.
you may want to edit the syslogng.sh to add some debug lines to see if
ttyv7 is up @ that point in time. based on the result of this, you may
want to backgr
Ashley Moran wrote:
Yes, syslog-ng is running fine (I'd already configured rc.conf like you
say). The problem is that it has a destination set up to pipe to the
program ccze, and that pipe doesn't work unless I restart syslog-ng
after boot time.
I've also tried moving the script into /etc/
Alex Zbyslaw wrote:
The requirements like BEFORE: SERVERS are not honoured by scripts in
/usr/local/etc/rc.d. Try placing the script in /etc/rc.d calling it say
syslogng (i.e. without the .sh).
The BEFORE: doesn't bother me too much. I don't care enormously if I
lose a bit of logging. I ju
Ashley Moran wrote:
I have a 5.4-STABLE server that I've reconfigured to use syslog-ng
instead of syslogd. It collects logs from all our servers and sorts
them into per-host folders.
Our network admin showed me his gentoo machine earlier which uses ccze
to colour log files as they scroll up
I have a 5.4-STABLE server that I've reconfigured to use syslog-ng
instead of syslogd. It collects logs from all our servers and sorts
them into per-host folders.
Our network admin showed me his gentoo machine earlier which uses ccze
to colour log files as they scroll up the screen. He wante
