#net#cron.info | @server.domain.com |
#net#local0.info | @server.domain.com |
#net#local1.info | @server.domain.com |
#net#local2.* | @server.domain.com |
#net#local3.* | @server.domain.com |
#net#local4.* | @server.domain.com |
#net#local5.* | @server.domain.com |
#net#local6.* | @server.domain.com |
#
# GRF users need not read further - the following configuration examples
# are for IRMS systems
#
#
#On IRMS systems (which have sufficient disk space) system messages
#may be logged to disk by uncommenting the lines in the "Log messages to disk"
#section below, touching the log file names to make sure they exist and
#then restarting syslogd.
#
#Note: using the "Log messages to Disk" entries to log messages to
#the
#because the log files can easily fill the RAM file system.
#
#To uncomment, remove "#disk# from each line in this section
#
#Log messages to Disk
*.err;*.notice;kern.debug;lpr,auth.info;mail.crit /var/log/messages
cron.info | /var/log/cron |
local0.info | /var/log/gritd.packets |
local1.info | /var/log/gr.console |
local2.* | /var/log/gr.boot |
local3.* | /var/log/grinchd.log |
local4.* | /var/log/gr.conferrs |
local5.* | /var/log/mib2d.log |
local6.* | /var/log/fred.log |
*.notice;auth.debug | root |
*.emerg | * |
B.19 /etc/ttys
In this file, the terminals for direct attachment to the GRF as well as the pseudo terminal for network access (Telnet) are defined. If they are marked as secure, they are active and can be used.
#BSDI ttys,v 2.1 1995/02/03 05:54:46 polk Exp
# | @(#)ttys | 5.2 (Berkeley) 6/10/93 |
# |
|
|
#Removing the secure flag from console will also cause init to require
#the root password before going into
#this by recompiling init without the
#
#Use ‘‘kill
