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Old 21st January 2010
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Smile log from rc.conf.local and rc.local

Hi all, i have some special daemons that start at bootup, as well as Apache.

I see some error at the bootup, after the dmesg, but where i can find these message?? (log)

/var/log????

Example,i got one mesage about Apache, that said that he cannot find my FQDM, and some other message after this one too...but i dont know where to find them???

Any idea,...yep its a nb question


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Look in /var/log/messages and /var/log/daemon. Failing that, you can execute /etc/rc.local manually, and use script(1) or some other tool to capture a log.

Note that /etc/rc.conf and /etc/rc.conf.local should contain only environment variables defined by and used in /etc/rc. It's a common newbie error to either put shell commands in them or make up variable names.
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