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I have iptables to log messages at info level (so it's level 6).
At first i played with syslogd by tweaking syslog.conf, which in despair led me to edit it ...
- 08-19-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Annoying iptables console logging
I have iptables to log messages at info level (so it's level 6).
At first i played with syslogd by tweaking syslog.conf, which in despair led me to edit it to:
*.* /dev/null
Since that didn't worked i KILLed both syslogd and klogd. I still kept getting msgs to console.
So i googled even more and found that the issue might be kernel.printk, so i changed it from "7 4 1 7" to "3 4 1 7". I also tried values "1 7 1 7".
Nothing works!!! This is anoying as hell.
I am running Debian unstable (i don't think that's the problem).
TIA
- 08-20-2006 #2Just Joined!
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ahhhh.... solved....
xemacs /etc/init.d/klogd
KLOGD="-c 1" # only msgs of higher priority (n < 1) are logged to console
got'a love linux...
On another problem i spent arroud two days googling in hope of solving the lack of sound with my audigy.... just to find out that the only thing i needed to do was run alsamixer and unmute the "analog/digital output"
got'a love linux...
i can only imagine the fun i will have setting up: mplayer (codecs probs and being able to define default streams), cd/dvd burning and the tv-card
ohh and eventually compile the kernel


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