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Re: [Networker] Ubuntu Server and NetWorker Client Install
2008-09-23 22:40:59
Jonathan,
local0 is not a process -- in syslog terms, it's a "facility". Try
running the command "man 3 syslog" and see all the options available to
the programs that use syslog.
Any process can make a syslog call with "local0" specified as the
facility. It is supposed to be that local0 through local7 are for local
processes (not pre-assigned to system daemons and such). I assume,
that some of the NetWorker code has been programmed to use "local0" as
the facility on the syslog calls.
Frank
JGillTech wrote:
Sorry for the 50 questions, Linux newb here. What is the local0 process?
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