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From: Nolan D. <no...@bi...> - 2000-12-11 23:57:02
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I've tried running the various utilities, based on my brief scan of
the paper on the website.
I first tried running LogParser to determine which events were
supported in /etc/peep.conf; here's a snippet of what I get:
-events=[STRING] The string of events to scan for. See below
for a map of events to letter options.
-config=[PATH] Path to the configuration file to use.
-logfile=[PATH] The path of the logfile to scan.
-debug Enable debugging
Generated options (by peep.conf):
Exit 1
Where are the letter codes for the events?
So I then loaded up /etc/peep.conf and found them. Then I reran
LogParser the correct way and, though it reports matches for the
events, I hear no sounds. Peepd appears to be running, however. My
mixer is also properly set up. What should I try to resolve this? I've
tried running Peck and KeyTest, but they don't seem to make sounds
either (though that may just be user ignorance on my part.)
I'm also curious about how to use LogCheck correctly for multiple
logfiles. Debian splits events into multiple logs; my
incoming/outgoing mail is reported in /var/log/exim/mainlog, PAM sends
login/logout notifications to auth.log, etc. Should I run one
logparser instance for each file? Or is it possible to specify
multiple logfile options?
Thanks!
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