by Haxo » Thu, 29 Mar 2001 11:39:01
Would be greatful for suggestions why system logger takes so long time to
launch during system start ups. This tends to happend in smaller
installations where no X-server is used, so I guess there is a missing
package...maybe.
Usually, all services are launched in almost no time during a start up, but
when the system logger is about to be launched the process takes minutes.
Regards,
/Haxor
1. vmstat | sed WORKS vmstat | logger WORKS vmstat | sed | logger FAILS
I am using FreeBSD 3.3. The following two pipes work fine:
vmstat -w 5 | logger -p local0.info
vmstat -w 5 | sed -e /procs/d -e /fre/d
But don't work when combined into:
vmstat -w 5 | sed -e /procs/d -e /fre/d | logger -p local0.info
I don't understand why. Any suggestions?
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3. vmstat | sed WORKS vmstat | logger WORKS vmstat | sed | logger FAILS - NEED HELP
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