Re: systems we have that do not log currently.

[Stephen John Smoogen]

On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 6:02 PM, Mike McGrath <mmcgrath(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote:
>  On Wed, 9 Jun 2010, Stephen John Smoogen wrote:
>
> > app01.stg
> > app02.stg
> > cnode1
> > cnode2
> > cnode3
> > cvs01.stg
> > db01.stg
> > internetx01
> > koji01.stg
> > noc01.stg
> > noc02
> > pkgs1.stg
> > proxy01.stg
> > publictest1
> > publictest14
> > publictest15
> > publictest16
> > publictest3
> > publictest6
> > publictest8
> > releng01.stg
> > sign-bridge01
> > sign-vault01
> > smtp-mm1
> > smtp-mm2
> > smtp-mm3
> > torrent1
> > value01.stg
> > virtweb1
> > x86-08
> > x86-09
> > x86-10
> >
>
>  what does "do not log" mean? 
They were not showing up in the logs for the last couple of days.
There were two problems:

1) rsyslog got updated last night and the syntax changed again so it
wasn't listening to TCP anymore
2) these boxes don't seem to be consistently logging



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