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I suspect two problems: first, tq is warning about a legitimate problem:
for one of your device classes (dialup or network typically) the
calculated proportion in use is negative -- this suggests that
csuite/tq/classtable is not accurate in terms of the number of devices in
a given class that are available.
The second problem would be a misconfiguration of /etc/syslogd.conf --
those messages should only be broadcast to a few administrators, not
everyone.
On Thu, 12 Feb 1998, David Priebe wrote:
>
> I have been getting some strange messages from syslogd. It is
> broadcasted to everyone who is logged in, but I'm not sure why. It simly
> says:
> Message from syslogd@valley1 at.... (the date)
> valley1
>
> and that's it. valley1 is our server name. At the same time I notice in
> the /var/log/messages file two messages one of which I believe is related
> to the broadcast.
>
> A message from tq:
> pinuse a negative number; maybe tq/timetable needs higher totals
> And A message saying:
> syslogd cannot glue message parts together
>
> I'm posting this here first in case it may be related to a tq problem,
> and in case somebody has seen this before.
> Next I will post it to the linux-adm list I am on to see if anyone there
> can offer some suggestions.
>
> Thanks,
> David
>
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> | David Priebe | Technical Officer |
> | System's & Network Analyst | ValleyNet (Renfrew County) Inc. |
> | Renfrew County Board of Ed. | "Renfrew County's Freenet!" |
> | priebe@renfrew.edu.on.ca | priebe@valleynet.on.ca |
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>
David Trueman,
Systems Manager, Dalhousie Faculty of Computer Science
Technical Chair, Chebucto Community Net
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