Re: [Possible SPAM] hello again I do not know what to do.

[Mark Pearce <mark@netchat.co.za>]

> hello again I do not know what to do. Ok, is there a
> way on openbsd to disable ANY logging to the root
> console/terminal if so please tell me how. I cannot do
> any type of productive work for school or at work with
> this going on:
> Sep  8 11:19:12 localbox /bsd: clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x0e
> Sep  8 11:19:13 localbox /bsd: clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x1a
> Sep  8 11:19:16  /bsd: localbox clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x0e
> Sep  8 11:19:16 localbox /bsd: clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x0e
> Sep  8 11:19:16 localbox /bsd: clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x0e
> Sep  8 11:19:19 localbox /bsd: clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x1aSep  8 11:17:42 localbox
> dhclient: send_packet: Input/output error
> Sep  8 11:17:42 localbox dhclient: send_packet:
> Input/output error
> Sep  8 11:17:45 localbox last message repeated 2 times
> Sep  8 11:17:45 localbox /bsd: clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x0e
> Sep  8 11:17:45 localbox last message repeated 2 times
> Sep  8 11:17:45 localbox /bsd: clcs0: AC97 read fail
> (VSTS==0) for add=0x0e
> localbox#

Hi

Just edit your /etc/syslog.conf and change your /dev/consul to a file :
This is what I use:
*.err;kern.debug;auth.notice;authpriv.none;mail.crit    /var/log/consul

Mark