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galera no meu log vive aprecendo:
como to sem tempo pra pesquisar, eu to já colocando aqui forum, se alguem souber o motivo dessa msg e como faço para da um stop nisso, fico grato..Citação:
Mar 22 08:44:57 debian -- MARK --
Mar 22 09:04:57 debian -- MARK --
Mar 22 09:24:57 debian -- MARK --
Mar 22 09:44:57 debian -- MARK --
Mar 22 10:04:57 debian -- MARK --
abraço a todos
atenciosamente, Brenno Freires
eu não sei o que significa , mas no meu slack tb acontece.
Mar 21 13:13:51 lss -- MARK --
Mar 21 13:33:51 lss -- MARK --
Mar 21 13:53:51 lss -- MARK --
Mar 21 21:43:08 lss -- MARK --
Mar 21 22:03:08 lss -- MARK --
Mar 21 22:23:08 lss -- MARK --
Mar 22 13:24:23 lss -- MARK --
Mar 22 14:04:23 lss -- MARK --
Mar 22 14:24:23 lss -- MARK --
Deve ser do sistema...
lss teve jeito n, tive q ir no poderosso google, e achei...
espero q funcione ae no teu slack
flwCitação:
Andy Spiegl writes:
> > This is syslogd's heartbeat - it tells you that the logger is
> > still alive and well.
>
> > -m interval
> > The syslogd logs a mark timestamp regularly. The
> > default interval between two -- MARK -- lines is 20
> > minutes. This can be changed with this option.
>
> Thanks a lot! Now I am wondering what I would have to put in syslog.conf
> so that those marks go to a special file, say /var/log/syslog.heartbeat.log
Adding the following line to your syslog.conf will do:
mark.* /var/log/syslog.heartbeat.log
To eliminate -- MARK -- lines in /var/log/syslog, change the following
line:
*.*;auth,authpriv,mark.none -/var/log/syslog
^^^^^^^^^
etc...
> Maybe that's not possible, though. At least I couldn't find any hint.
Hope this helps.
--
Hong Huang
esse mark eh soh um "separador"
" The sysklogd script invokes the syslogd program with the -m 0 option. This option turns off the periodic timestamp mark that syslogd writes to the log files every 20 minutes by default. To turn on this periodic timestamp mark, edit the sysklogd script and make the changes accordingly. See man syslogd for more information."