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by **John Dav** » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 03:01:52

I heard that you can monitor messages that can only be seen on a
Console/Terminal Server in 2.8 and redirect them to a file. Is this
done thru /etc/syslog.conf?

Thanks!

by **Raf LaPiet** » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 03:38:45

>I heard that you can monitor messages that can only be seen on a
>Console/Terminal Server in 2.8 and redirect them to a file. Is this
>done thru /etc/syslog.conf?

Nope. man consadm

-Raf

by **John Dav** » Thu, 09 Aug 2001 00:00:28

Thanks for the command. I looked at the man page, but I guess I was
looking for something different. According the man pages, it specifies
a secondary device (ie: a serial port) which gives you an alternate
console for administration tasks (which is great actually). I'm
looking more into logging those annoying messages (to an ascii file)
that appear on the console that I wouldn't normally see unless I
telnetted to the terminal server. Would you recommend redirecting
/dev/console to an ascii file for this?

> >I heard that you can monitor messages that can only be seen on a
> >Console/Terminal Server in 2.8 and redirect them to a file. Is this
> >done thru /etc/syslog.conf?

> Nope. man consadm

> -Raf

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