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On Thu, 13 May 2021 03:19:54 -0400, Walter Dnes wrote: |
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> > Most likely in /var/log/messages. The bad thing about dmesg, I think |
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> > it resets when rebooting which erases previous info. |
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> > As Mark pointed out, you need to go back to the time before it starts |
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> > adding the boot up process. |
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> No help. /var/log/messages goes straight from iptables messages to |
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> bootup with no indication of shutdown... |
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That's not surprising, the messages are cached before writing to disk, so |
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the most recent messages will be lost. You could try mounting the |
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filesystem containing /var with sync, which will at least avoid the disk |
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writes being cached. It's possible that syslog-ng also caches write, in |
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which case you'll also need to look for an option to prevent that. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Math and alcohol don't mix. Don't drink and derive. |