Hi! >>Where are the options? > i stumbled on the same problem, and the solution is > pretty simple: you have to configure _both_ nntpcached > and your syslogd to get logs rolling.... > > something like this: > > in nntpcache.config: > logFromClient yes > logToClient yes > logFromServer yes > logToServer yes > logListMerge yes > logListMergeCorrelation yes > logNocem yes > logDebug yes > logInfo yes > logWarnings yes > logErrors yes > > in /etc/syslogd.conf: > news.=notice /var/log/news/notice.log > news.=warning /var/log/news/warning.log > news.=err /var/log/news/error.log > news.=crit /var/log/news/critical.log > news.=alert /var/log/news/alert.log > news.=emerg /var/log/news/emerg.log I took news.* -/var/log/news.all it's not that many lines the log is easy to scan. > obviously this setup produces massive amounts of logs, once > your system is up and running you'll want to set at least > logToClient, logFromServer, logDebug and logInfo to "no". Great tip this! Think it should go into the FAQ! Now I am able to see what is going on while nntpcache doesn't do what I expected. -- Thomas
