NRPE logging to syslog

[Tim O'Hare]

Hi Jamie,
Check your xinetd configuration. Either /etc/xinetd.conf or /etc/xinetd.d/*.
Looks like you have logging switched on in there.
cheers, Tim

Jamie Pratt wrote:
> Hi. I have debugging set to 0 in nrpe.cfg, yet my /var/log/messages and 
> /var/log/secure files are filling up fast with this kind of stuff:
> 
> Dec  1 03:20:16 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27547 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:20:16 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27549 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:20:29 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27558 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:20:29 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27559 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:20:30 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27564 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:20:30 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27565 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:23:16 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27585 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:23:16 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27586 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:23:16 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27587 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:23:29 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27598 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:23:29 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27599 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:23:30 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27604 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:23:30 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27605 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:26:14 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27626 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:26:14 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27628 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:26:14 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27629 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:26:27 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27640 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:26:27 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27641 
> from=192.168.10.111
> Dec  1 03:26:28 gentoo1 xinetd[5777]: START: nrpe pid=27646 
> from=192.168.10.111
> 
> 
> -----------
> 
> 
> Any way to shut this off completely so logs stop filling up?
> 
> Thanks...
> 
> regards,
> Jamie
> 
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