@OpenSUSE
Where does OpenSuSE stores all te logs and messages ?
OpenSUSE logs all messages except those from iptables and the news and mail facilities to /var/log/messages .
*Messages from iptables go to /var/log/ firewall .
* Messages that are not from iptables and have priority warn , err , or crit are also written to /var/log/warn .
* /var/ log/localmessages file for messages from the local* facilities,
* the /var/log/ NetworkManager file for messages from the NetworkManager program,
* /var/log/acpid file for messages from the ACPI daemon. *
* The mail sys- tem writes its log both to /var/log/mail (all messages) and to the files mail.info , mail.warn , and mail.err (the latter for the priorities err and crit ),
* news system writes its log to news/news.notice , news/news.err , and news/news.crit (according to the priority)
@OpenSUSE
Where does OpenSuSE stores all te logs and messages ?
@OpenSUSE
Where does OpenSuSE stores all te logs and messages ?
OpenSUSE logs all messages except those from iptables and the news and mail facilities to /var/log/messages .
*Messages from iptables go to /var/log/ firewall .
* Messages that are not from iptables and have priority warn , err , or crit are also written to /var/log/warn .
* /var/ log/localmessages file for messages from the local* facilities,
* the /var/log/ NetworkManager file for messages from the NetworkManager program,
* /var/log/acpid file for messages from the ACPI daemon. *
* The mail sys- tem writes its log both to /var/log/mail (all messages) and to the files mail.info , mail.warn , and mail.err (the latter for the priorities err and crit ),
* news system writes its log to news/news.notice , news/news.err , and news/news.crit (according to the priority)
| status | not learned | measured difficulty | 37% [default] | last interval [days] | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| repetition number in this series | 0 | memorised on | scheduled repetition | ||||
| scheduled repetition interval | last repetition or drill |