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Hello, |
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Thank you for your help. Unfortunately, I am having trouble figuring out what |
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is going on with metalog. I have rebooted these machines, so I am sure that |
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syslog-ng is no longer running. I ran a "netstat -p", and it shows that |
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metalog has the socket open as /dev/log. |
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The only messages coming through are from cron and ntp (I installed those |
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after making the switch). |
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Does anyone have any ideas? Surely, someone else (running Gentoo) has tried |
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this switch before, no? |
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Any help is appreciated. |
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Regards, |
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Robert |
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On Wednesday 23 November 2005 10:28 am, Robert Larson wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> I recently setup some gentoo boxes that had syslog-ng setup on them. Later |
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> I decided to go with metalog because it was what I already had on all of my |
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> servers. I actually need them all to be metalog now, but when I made the |
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> switch I ran into problems. |
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> Here's what I have done: |
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> /etc/init.d/syslog-ng stop |
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> rc-update del syslog-ng |
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> emerge -vaC syslog-ng |
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> emerge metalog |
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> mv /var/log /var/log.syslog-ng |
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> mkdir /var/log |
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> /etc/init.d/metalog start |
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> rc-update add metalog default |
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> And the other problem is that when looking |
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> through /var/log/everything/current, I find that hardly anything is getting |
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> logged anymore. |
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