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Drake Bacon
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03-26-2006 18:05
Can everyone check their /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages to see if they have secondlife-bin lines in their log files? I noticed this while my connection lagged badly and it was spitting out error lines left right and center (after I myself did the same on an unrelated cause).
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Theora Aquitaine
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03-26-2006 22:44
Yep.. definately happens. Not a problem IMHO considering log rotation etc.
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Sven Takashi
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Privacy concerns
03-27-2006 10:39
There are privacy concerns on multiusers systems with logging to syslog.
I think chat messages are logged as well, which is an even larger concern.
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Drake Bacon
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03-27-2006 11:23
Also, when I was having the problems, 85% of the CPU was going to SL, 15% to syslogd. I can see an actual server (the grid) needed to log to syslog but the client?
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Theora Aquitaine
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03-27-2006 14:51
From: Sven Takashi There are privacy concerns on multiusers systems with logging to syslog.
I think chat messages are logged as well, which is an even larger concern. Hmm yes. Fair point! |