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Syslog not running and

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After enabling exporting syslog logs to a remote server, I got a Common Problems notification that the rsyslog.conf had become corrupted. Indeed it had become corrupted with random binary data in the /etc/rsyslog.conf file. I tried replacing it with another sample I found in a clean install linux server I had but after running `/etc/rc.d/rsyslog.d restart` it will fail with 

 

Starting rsyslogd daemon: 
/usr/sbin/rsyslogd -i /var/run/rsyslogd.pid
ID for user 'syslog' could not be found or error
cp: cannot stat '/var/run/rsyslogd.pid': No such file or directory

 

Adding my diagnostics to the attatched but also there the syslog.txt file is empty. At this moment, I don't have any syslogs running and not sure how to get things up and running again. Any advice?

 

 

osgiliath-diagnostics-20231216-2255.zip

  • Community Expert

Try rebooting.

  • Author

Unfortunately, multiple restarts didn't fix this issue.

  • Community Expert

Someone else may be able to help, not sure where those settings are stored, as a last resort you could try recreating the flash drive to see if it's /config related.

  • Author

So my entire server has just died -_-. Hardware issue. But thankfully, I have a backup of the config. Appreciate the help :)

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