Anyone seen this or know what it means? I just setup the syslog to send to another system (it didn't have a syslog.conf file before). I set it up like the example so it's sending *.err and kern.* to another system. Now I'm getting :
May 12 11:57:31 hardrock Wed May 12 11:57:32 CDT [portmapper]: portmap: prog (300214,1,201) not registered. May 12 11:57:31 obriens Wed May 12 11:57:32 CDT [portmapper]: portmap: prog (300214,1,201) not registered.
in the syslog (hardrock and obriens are the two toasters). It's repeating every half hour or so...
Thanks in advance for the help...
----------- Fujitsu - Nexion, St. Louis, MO Jay Orr (314) 579-6517
Some client is requesting an RPC service from filer that we don't support. This usually happens when PC-NFS clients request printer services from the filer, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.
From what I could get from an Altavista search, it looks like a
FrameMaker license server program number...
Jay Orr wrote:
Anyone seen this or know what it means? I just setup the syslog to send to another system (it didn't have a syslog.conf file before). I set it up like the example so it's sending *.err and kern.* to another system. Now I'm getting :
May 12 11:57:31 hardrock Wed May 12 11:57:32 CDT [portmapper]: portmap: prog (300214,1,201) not registered. May 12 11:57:31 obriens Wed May 12 11:57:32 CDT [portmapper]: portmap: prog (300214,1,201) not registered.
in the syslog (hardrock and obriens are the two toasters). It's repeating every half hour or so...
Thanks in advance for the help...
Thanks for the reply -- yes we do have framemaker on a system. Is there any way to get rid of this syslog message? I'd like to be able to have the syslog feature enabled, but since this kept spewing into the syslog I had to disable the feature. Problem is, the syslog line doesn't say what the facility and level the error message is.
Oh, Fyi, we are a sun 2.5.1 shop.
On Wed, 12 May 1999, Jerry Talkington wrote:
Some client is requesting an RPC service from filer that we don't support. This usually happens when PC-NFS clients request printer services from the filer, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.
From what I could get from an Altavista search, it looks like a
FrameMaker license server program number...
Jay Orr wrote:
Anyone seen this or know what it means? I just setup the syslog to send to another system (it didn't have a syslog.conf file before). I set it up like the example so it's sending *.err and kern.* to another system. Now I'm getting :
May 12 11:57:31 hardrock Wed May 12 11:57:32 CDT [portmapper]: portmap: prog (300214,1,201) not registered. May 12 11:57:31 obriens Wed May 12 11:57:32 CDT [portmapper]: portmap: prog (300214,1,201) not registered.
in the syslog (hardrock and obriens are the two toasters). It's repeating every half hour or so...
Thanks in advance for the help...
-- Jerry Talkington NetCache Escalation Engineer Network Appliance, Inc.
"I love Hello Kitty, but it makes me CRAZY!" -- Miss Waitress Emily
----------- Fujitsu - Nexion, St. Louis, MO Jay Orr (314) 579-6517
You should be able disable the kern.debug messages to get rid of them.
Thanks for the reply -- yes we do have framemaker on a system. Is there any way to get rid of this syslog message? I'd like to be able to have the syslog feature enabled, but since this kept spewing into the syslog I had to disable the feature. Problem is, the syslog line doesn't say what the facility and level the error message is.
Oh, Fyi, we are a sun 2.5.1 shop.
On Wed, 12 May 1999, Jerry Talkington wrote:
Some client is requesting an RPC service from filer that we don't support. This usually happens when PC-NFS clients request printer services from the filer, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.
From what I could get from an Altavista search, it looks like a
FrameMaker license server program number...
One last question on this topic -- I had removed the syslog.conf file from the toasters yesterday to stop the messages, but it kept logging anyway. If it was a unix box, I'd just send a HUP signal to the syslogd, but how does a toaster know the file has changed and needs to reconfigure (or that the file is missing)?
On Thu, 13 May 1999, Jerry Talkington wrote:
You should be able disable the kern.debug messages to get rid of them.
Thanks for the reply -- yes we do have framemaker on a system. Is there any way to get rid of this syslog message? I'd like to be able to have the syslog feature enabled, but since this kept spewing into the syslog I had to disable the feature. Problem is, the syslog line doesn't say what the facility and level the error message is.
Oh, Fyi, we are a sun 2.5.1 shop.
On Wed, 12 May 1999, Jerry Talkington wrote:
Some client is requesting an RPC service from filer that we don't support. This usually happens when PC-NFS clients request printer services from the filer, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.
From what I could get from an Altavista search, it looks like a
FrameMaker license server program number...
-- Jerry Talkington NetCache Escalation Engineer Network Appliance, Inc.
"I love Hello Kitty, but it makes me CRAZY!" -- Miss Waitress Emily
----------- Fujitsu - Nexion, St. Louis, MO Jay Orr (314) 579-6517
Jay Orr wrote:
One last question on this topic -- I had removed the syslog.conf file from the toasters yesterday to stop the messages, but it kept logging anyway. If it was a unix box, I'd just send a HUP signal to the syslogd, but how does a toaster know the file has changed and needs to reconfigure (or that the file is missing)?
It checks the file every so often (every 30 seconds, IIRC), and updates automagically.
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