[plug] Kernel messages

[David Campbell]

Date sent:      	Sun, 13 Dec 1998 13:36:58 +0800
To:             	plug at linux.org.au
From:           	Tony Clark <tony at ballist.net.au>
Subject:        	[plug] Kernel messages
Send reply to:  	plug at linux.org.au

> Can anyone shed any light on these messages I'm getting in my syslog
> 
> Dec 13 13:16:36 gw kernel:  49 52 31 6C 69 vKpIR1li   
> Dec 13 13:17:16 gw kernel: 9 6E 2F 77 33 i-bin/w3     
> Dec 13 13:18:28 gw kernel: 8 66 4E 66 6B 5F kLHfNfk_  

Very, VERY wierd!

Can you run the "dmesg" command to check to see if it is a kernel message or 
from somewhere else?

I would be very supprised to see such messages from the kernel as it would 
appear that there is a memory leak of some kind, normally the kernel OPPS 
before it gets to far.

Syslog is you generic logging daemon which collects log messages from a number 
of sources (kernel, sendmail, inetd), the question is who is generating the 
mesages?

David Campbell
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