The most likely problem then, is that some news directories associated with inn
are still present in /etc/syslog.conf. Delete these entries in this file (as I
remember they are near the beginning) and then everything should work correctly.
(I had the same problem)
Paul
On 06-Mar-97 Karlheinz
Hello all,
I have an Debian GNU/Linux 1.2.2.
The problem I have is as follows:
After booting the PC, the syslogd daemon is permanently in the run
state. Therefore the PC (486DX33) is very slow. When I kill the syslogd,
and start it by hand with "/sbin/syslogd", the syslogd now sleeps.
I think
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