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2020 Oct 28
1
System not logging
...is produced as
expected.
I have shut down rsyslog and run that in debug mode and it looks like
everything is running, but it's not receiving messages to log.
I tried
journalctl | grep -Ei 'dhcpd'|tail
and I see the log entries for the service starting up, but no entries
for DHCP transactoins happening.
My rsyslog also receives network messages from my firewall and they are
logging as expected.? This suggests to me that the problem is that the
log entries are either not being generated, or are not being allowed to
get to rsyslog.
Anyone go any ideas?
I've tried the usual first...
2016 Aug 23
7
how to find recently installed font packages
greetings.
in an attempt to display correct fonts in firefox instead of squares
with binary values, i installed wrong fonts and made things worse.
how do i find out what fonts are, as i did not think to make note
of what i was adding?
tia.
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2016 Aug 23
0
how to find recently installed font packages
...wrong fonts and made things worse.
>
> how do i find out what fonts are, as i did not think to make note
> of what i was adding?
>
While I see yum.log was mentioned, I didn't see mention of yum history.
If you type it (you have to use root or sudo), you get a history of your
yum transactoins. So you might see something like
184 | update | 2016-08-20 16:48 | Update
(Sorry if formatting is off).
In your case, you might see
185 install bad_font |<date> |Install
You can then use
yum undo 185
This will undo the yum transaction that installed...
2016 Aug 23
1
how to find recently installed font packages
...t;>
>> how do i find out what fonts are, as i did not think to make note
>> of what i was adding?
>>
>
> While I see yum.log was mentioned, I didn't see mention of yum history.
>
> If you type it (you have to use root or sudo), you get a history of your
> yum transactoins. So you might see something like
>
>
> 184 | update | 2016-08-20 16:48 | Update
>
> (Sorry if formatting is off).
> In your case, you might see
>
> 185 install bad_font |<date> |Install
>
>
> You can then use
>
> yum un...