Linux logging

>>52464336
cool the CPU properly

>>52464364
Not an option. I just want turn off CPU warnings of the kind "WARNING: CPU: 0 PID: 0 at /build/linux..." (and continues with a page of text, repeated infinitely)

>>52464364
a way to redefine "properly" would help, too.

journald.conf
SystemMaxUse=50M

buy a fan

>>52465326
I don't have a 'journald.conf' on my system.

And it would be nicer to stop the logging, because it itself uses resources.

>>52464336
ln -s /dev/null kern.log

do the same for syslog

>>52465757
Thanks, I'll do it as a last resort. If there are no better options...

>>52464336
>tens of gigs
wew

but um

buy a fan and put the fan on the cpu

uninstall syslogd and other stuff (i got it down to just dmesg)

It just werks

>>52466319
for now I commented out these tow guys in /etc/rsyslog.conf

>#$ModLoad imuxsock # provides support for local system logging
>#$ModLoad imklog # provides kernel logging support

the logging seems to have stopped

Fix your CPU, nigger.

kill yourself

>>52465662
he expected you to have systemd, what kind of a linux user are you if you don't have systemd as PID1

>>52467990
PID1 is /sbin/init

rsyslogd does the logging

>>52464336

maybe you could use sed in root's crontab

something like

 @hourly sed -i.bak '/"WARNING: CPU: 0 PID: 0 "/d' /var/log/kern.log 

>>52468142

@hourly sed -i.bak '/WARNING: CPU: 0 PID: 0 /d' /var/log/kern.log 

i always forget about sed's syntax . this will werk

>>52464336
hahahha, that caption