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Old 19-7-2009, 15:30   #1 (permalink)
|T-OC|Morpheus|:.
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Default [cod] Demonware crap (again)

My systems logs are still spammed by demonware erreors like that, even
with the last 1.5 codwaw binary :

Jul 19 15:00:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
.../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
Jul 19 15:03:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
.../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
Jul 19 15:06:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
.../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
Jul 19 15:09:19 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
.../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType

you can see that it's on a regular basis, every 3 minutes. These entries
can be found in the /var/log/messages, but also in /var/log/syslog. Two
places for the same shit. Is there a way to isolate the messages in a
file, or at least are they aware that they are programming with their foot ?

Or, as I see in the message, it's related to UInt32, and I'm running
lenny64, is it possible that it is linked ?
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Even with the server, I'm disappointed about this unfinished game...
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Old 19-7-2009, 20:20   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: [cod] Demonware crap (again)

This is what I've done: Just replace your default syslog by (better)
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rsyslog:

aptitude install rsyslog
vi /etc/rsyslog.conf

Insert under
###############
#### RULES ####
###############

rogramname,isequal,"bdLog" ~

This will remove all entries from syslog. You can use

rogramname,isequal,"bdLog" -/var/log/bdlog.log

instead to write it to another file (if you don't want to delete it).

Don't forget to restart:

/etc/init.d/rsyslog restart

Yours,

[=CP=]Silent_Water

|T-OC|Morpheus|:. schrieb:
> My systems logs are still spammed by demonware erreors like that,
> even with the last 1.5 codwaw binary :
>
> Jul 19 15:00:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
> Jul 19 15:03:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
> Jul 19 15:06:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
> Jul 19 15:09:19 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
>
> you can see that it's on a regular basis, every 3 minutes. These
> entries can be found in the /var/log/messages, but also in
> /var/log/syslog. Two places for the same shit. Is there a way to
> isolate the messages in a file, or at least are they aware that they
> are programming with their foot ?
>
> Or, as I see in the message, it's related to UInt32, and I'm running
> lenny64, is it possible that it is linked ?
>
> Even with the server, I'm disappointed about this unfinished game...
> _______________________________________________
> cod mailing list
> cod (AT) org
> http://icculus.org/mailman/listinfo/cod


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Old 19-7-2009, 22:32   #3 (permalink)
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How can I say it ? THANKS !!!!

I discovered that rsyslog was already in use, so I just put the line in
the rsyslog.conf, restart it, and there it is

Hope this will help others that have been searching for this problem.
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Just tell me MW2 won't be so unfinished and crippled with demonware too,
please...

Silent a écrit :
> This is what I've done: Just replace your default syslog by (better)
> rsyslog:
>
> aptitude install rsyslog
> vi /etc/rsyslog.conf
>
> Insert under
> ###############
> #### RULES ####
> ###############
>
> rogramname,isequal,"bdLog" ~
>
> This will remove all entries from syslog. You can use
>
> rogramname,isequal,"bdLog" -/var/log/bdlog.log
>
> instead to write it to another file (if you don't want to delete it).
>
> Don't forget to restart:
>
> /etc/init.d/rsyslog restart
>
> Yours,
>
> [=CP=]Silent_Water
>
> |T-OC|Morpheus|:. schrieb:
>> My systems logs are still spammed by demonware erreors like that,
>> even with the last 1.5 codwaw binary :
>>
>> Jul 19 15:00:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
>> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
>> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
>> Jul 19 15:03:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
>> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
>> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
>> Jul 19 15:06:20 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
>> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
>> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
>> Jul 19 15:09:19 ns207252 bdLog[1967]:
>> ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdContainers/bdBitBuff er.cpp(526):#012ERROR:
>> Expected: UInt32 , read: NoType
>>
>> you can see that it's on a regular basis, every 3 minutes. These
>> entries can be found in the /var/log/messages, but also in
>> /var/log/syslog. Two places for the same shit. Is there a way to
>> isolate the messages in a file, or at least are they aware that they
>> are programming with their foot ?
>>
>> Or, as I see in the message, it's related to UInt32, and I'm running
>> lenny64, is it possible that it is linked ?
>>
>> Even with the server, I'm disappointed about this unfinished game...
>> _______________________________________________
>> cod mailing list
>> cod (AT) org
>> http://icculus.org/mailman/listinfo/cod

>
> _______________________________________________
> cod mailing list
> cod (AT) org
> http://icculus.org/mailman/listinfo/cod

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