--- Bob Kinney <bc98kinney@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> It used to be under one of the ctrl-alt-Fx TTYs I thought.
>
> I'm trying to get iptables to log failures to troubleshoot some problems,
> and system-config-firewall wrote a config file that dumps kernel messages
> to /dev/console. I tried to 'echo foooo > /dev/console' and don't see it
> anywhere. So where does the output go?
>
> --bobcat
>
>
OK, I figured out that xconsole will provide a console window, though I'm
surprised that there isn't a default output for it.
So I turned on kernel message logging to the console via the rsyslog.conf file.
When I try to nfs mount to this machine, though, it times out unless I
stop the iptables service. When iptables is on I don't get any messages on the
console window, so I can't see the reason for the denial. hmmph.
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