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Matt Selsky selsky@columbia.edu
Mon, 1 Dec 2003 13:45:50 -0800 (PST)
> are there any messages in the conserver logfile (either stdout/stderr > or -L/'logfile' option)? that would be the only place there might be a > clue, unless the cisco is logging something on it's console. i'd check > both. > Our cisco apparently isn't sysloging anywhere since it's on the private vlan. Our conserver logfile contains: [Mon Nov 24 12:25:44 2003] conserver (27009): [foo] automatic reinitialization [Mon Nov 24 14:25:44 2003] conserver (27009): [foo] automatic reinitialization [Mon Nov 24 14:25:45 2003] conserver (27009): ERROR: [foo] connect(22): Connection refused: forcing down > yeah, the logfile isn't accessible unless the console is up. now that > you've pointed it out, that really seems wrong. personally, i think it > would be useful to replay the logfile if the console is down...might > help explain why it went down, or let you fix problems. i'll see if i > can "fix" this. i don't *think* there's a problem (inside the code) > with having the logfile open even though the console is down. there > should be only a few things to adjust (i think!) to use that > philosophy. Thanks.