On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Roy wrote:
> >This last line is what is causing you problems. It looks like
> >pager.rlg.org is not set up to accept syslog messages from your machine.
> >In order for this to work, syslogd on pager.rlg.org has to have been
> >started with the -r option. If you comment out this line, syslog will
> >work untill you can fix things on pager.rlg.org.
>
>
> Hi Mikkel
>
> Pager is my logserver.. I have lots of machines logging to it.. I also took
> that statement out and got the same message.
>
> Roy
>
Ok. One other thing to check. Run "grep syslog /etc/services" and tell
me what you get. If you do not get anything, or you get file not found,
then the problem is in your /etc/services file. If that is not the
problem, then I will have to do some thinking... The error is a network
error, and is caused by syslog not being able to make one of its network
connections. Syslog uses network sockets to do its work.
Mikkel
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