[syslog-ng] I/O error occurred while writing; fd=\'6\', error=\'Connection refused (111)\'

[Clayton Dukes]

Hmm,
I don't get it - is that what the 7w indicates? If so, there's no 6w...?



syslog-ng 16624       root    0r      CHR        1,3
2766 /dev/null
syslog-ng 16624       root    1w      CHR        1,3
2766 /dev/null
syslog-ng 16624       root    2w      CHR        1,3
2766 /dev/null
syslog-ng 16624       root    3u     unix 0xf5977a00
1630663 /dev/log
syslog-ng 16624       root    4r      REG        0,3         0
4026531989 /proc/kmsg
syslog-ng 16624       root    5u     IPv4    1630665
UDP *:syslog
syslog-ng 16624       root    7w     FIFO        0,6              1630666 pipe
syslog-ng 16624       root    8u     IPv4    1630668
UDP rtpnml-x.x.com:34385->rtpnml-cx.x.com:syslog
syslog-ng 16624       root    9w      REG        8,1  35140533
589847 /var/log/syslog
syslog-ng 16624       root   10w      REG        8,1     40295
590246 /var/log/messages
syslog-ng 16624       root   11u     FIFO       0,14
4729 /dev/xconsole
syslog-ng 16624       root   12w      REG        8,1 235784055
590214 /var/log/debug
syslog-ng 16624       root   13w      REG        8,1  24455288
588819 /var/log/auth.log


On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 3:38 AM, Sandor
Geller<Sandor.Geller at morganstanley.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 5:15 PM, Clayton Dukes<cdukes at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Alrighty! I think I have the culprit...
>>
>>> Are you sure that fd=6 refers to the pipe in question? That can be
>>> checked using lsof.
>>
>> I checked lsof, but didn't find anything other than a pipe (I think)
>>
>> syslog-ng  1009       root    7w     FIFO        0,6              1232190 pipe
>
> You've misinterpreted lsof's output. This is fd 7, not 6. So, what is fd 6 then?
>
> Regards,
>
> Sandor
>



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