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Subject: (5.27) innd: s (s might be replace by other letters) (in syslog ) |
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Q: What do these innd: s (or other innd: <letter>) mean? Innd logs to syslog when it receives a command from ctlinnd. The letter corresponds to the command that is send to innd. For a list of commands, refer to include/inndcomm.h ------------------------------ [Last Changed: $Date: 1997/09/16 01:25:56 $ $Revision: 2.25 $] [Copyright: 1997 Heiko Rupp, portions by Tom Limoncelli, Rich Salz, et al.] |
#define SC_ADDHIST 'a' #define SC_ALLOW 'D' #define SC_BEGIN 'b' #define SC_CANCEL 'c' #define SC_CHANGEGROUP 'u' #define SC_CHECKFILE 'd' #define SC_DROP 'e' #define SC_FEEDINFO 'F' #define SC_FILTER 'T' #define SC_FLUSH 'f' #define SC_FLUSHLOGS 'g' #define SC_GO 'h' #define SC_HANGUP 'i' #define SC_LOGMODE 'E' #define SC_MODE 's' #define SC_NAME 'j' #define SC_NEWGROUP 'k' #define SC_PARAM 'l' #define SC_PAUSE 'm' #define SC_PERL 'P' #define SC_READERS 'v' #define SC_REFILE 't' #define SC_REJECT 'C' #define SC_RELOAD 'o' #define SC_RENUMBER 'n' #define SC_RESERVE 'z' #define SC_RMGROUP 'p' #define SC_SEND 'A' #define SC_SHUTDOWN 'q' #define SC_SIGNAL 'B' #define SC_THROTTLE 'r' #define SC_TRACE 'w' #define SC_XABORT 'x' #define SC_XEXEC 'y'