Re: [SLE] Where do I turn off -- MARK -- via syslogd?

16 Apr 2001

      AH, thank you!  I was looking for /etc/rc.config... LAst time I had changed
syslogd -m, it was on a Slakware system.  About 2 years back, no less.

Much better, now.  I appreciate it, Jeff.  (I knew what I was trying to do,
I just couldn't remember where to do it smartly in SuSE)

REgards,
Geordon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeffrey Taylor" 
To: 
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 8:56 PM
Subject: Re: [SLE] Where do I turn off -- MARK -- via syslogd?
...
In /etc/rc.config, set
SYSLOGD="-m 0"
See "man syslogd" for details.  Remember to reload syslogd:
rcsyslogd reload
HTH,
  Jeffrey
Quoting Geordon VanTassle :
...
Anyone know off hand where I can disable the -- MARK -- indicator from
syslogd (permanently, i.e. even after re-boot)?
I used to know where it was, but that sector of memory seems to have
gone
corrupt.
Thanks,
Geordon
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