> Any ideas as to what happened and what is the remedy will be very much
> appreciated.
This is a very common problem, and solution has been posted many times.
Sysklogd -29 is broken.
reboot in single user mode
chmod -x /etc/init.d/sysklogd
reboot
install a new sysklogd (-30) or the hamm versio
Nikolai Andreyevich Luzan wrote:
> Your version of sysklogd is? if it is 1.3-29 then you have the bugged up
> version.
[snipped]
That indeed is the case. Thanks.
May be that's where the fun is -- you never know what interesting things
will come up. And you always got somebody willing to help.
> Something strange happened to my Debian system. I can login as an
> ordinary user and it works normally but when I login as root, it printed
> out the motd on the screen and said that root has been logged in. A
> 'who' from another user confirms it. It even told me "no mail for root"
> but I don'
Hi,
Something strange happened to my Debian system. I can login as an
ordinary user and it works normally but when I login as root, it printed
out the motd on the screen and said that root has been logged in. A
'who' from another user confirms it. It even told me "no mail for root"
but I don't get
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