TThe syslogd is getting
terminated automatically after starting.
1. Check the values of LOG_SIZE in /etc/defaults/syslogd file.
# cat /etc/defaults/syslogd |grep -i "LOG_SIZE"
LOG_SIZE=2
2. Here the value is 2GB, Whenever the syslog or mail.log in /var/adm/syslog/ grows
> 2 GB the syslog daemon stops working.; even if you restart it will fail to start.
3. To resolve
take a backup of syslog.log or mail.log and make the original file null and restart
syslogd.
# cp -p mail.log mail.log.1
# gzip mail.log.1
# > mail.log.1
We can do same thing for syslog.log
# /sbin/init.d/syslogd stop; sleep 10; /sbin/init.d/syslogd start
4. Or Modify the LOG_SIZE=NOLIMIT or make it greater than 2GB in /etc/defaults/syslogd file.
# cat /etc/defaults/syslogd |grep -i "LOG_SIZE"
LOG_SIZE=3
Thanks...
Kiran Jadhav
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