William L. Maltby wrote:
On Tue, 2006-06-27 at 15:02 -0400, Sam Drinkard wrote:
Jason Bradley Nance wrote:
Nope.. partition plenty of space, and lsof does not show an open. No
other messages in any other logs either. I just rebooted thinking
that might clear things up, but apparently not.
Is this a default syslog config or has it been modified to maybe
redirect to a logging box? Have you messed with your SELinux stuff?
j
Nothing being written. killed -1 named, and still have 0 in messages.
Your syslogd config file still intact?
Yes, /etc/syslogd.conf is still intact, and nothing has been changed at
all. The problem apparently started at least on May 28, which is the
date of /var/log/messages.4, and it and all the rest are size of 0.
Just wondering if the last update I did had something to do with it.
According to the yum log, a new kernel was installed on the 30th, and
between there and now, there have been a few updates to spamassassin,
mysql, mailman, mysql-server, kdebase and sendmail. Nothing else updated.
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