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Phillip Pacheco ppacheco@genesyslab.com
Mon, 20 Nov 2006 17:10:34 -0800 (PST)
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Ok, so I acted in haste. Just after
sending this message I found what I think is the answer. I searched for
/syslog in the man page without result. But if I searched for log, I would
have found this: # man conserver Reformatting page. Please Wait... done conserver
CONSERVER(8) NAME conserver - console server daemon … -u Send unloved console
output to conserver's stdout (which, in daemon
mode, is redirected to the logfile). This
applies to all consoles to which no user is
attached, independent of whether logging of
individual consoles is enabled via conserver.cf
entries. -Ulogfile Copy all console data to
the ``unified'' log- file. The output is the
same as the -u output, but all consoles, not
just those without a user, are logged. Each
line of output is prefixed with the console name.
If a user is attached read/write, a `*' is
appended to the console name, to allow log
watching utilites to ignore potential user-introduced
alarms. … Phil From:
users-bounces@conserver.com [mailto:users-bounces@conserver.com] On Behalf Of Phillip Pacheco Conserver users, I am about to configure Conserver 8.1.14 on Solaris. I
will be using it to control the ports on several Cyclades TS2000’s.
Currently we are using conserver 7.x on FreeBSD, which I did not setup. I am interested in configuring conserver to log messages
from console clients which write to the console. As I understand it,
conserver holds open the port of any device in the configuration file.
Does it also listen on these ports, and can it write output to syslog? If
so, what are the configuration parameters? I hate to ask questions to which the answers are easily
available in the MAN pages, but I could not easily find these answers and the
boss awaits results. I even looked over my accumulation of email from users@conserver.com with no luck. Thanks for your help. Phillip Pacheco WIS-UNIX Genesys |