Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 03:25:34 +0100 From: "Ivan Voras" <ivoras@fer.hr> To: <freebsd-stable@FreeBSD.ORG> Subject: strange data Message-ID: <000d01c2c73d$b8912e50$e602a8c0@shara.net>
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For some time (6 months?), a FreeBSD-STABLE server outputs huge amounts of
data to the console & dmesg buffer. A random excerpt looks like:
100 jail RW Node
100 set_hostname_allowed RW *Handler Int
101 socket_unixiproute_only RW *Handler Int
102 sysvipc_allowed RW *Handler Int
101 compat RW Node
100 linux RW Node
100 osname RW *Handler String
101 osrelease RW *Handler String
102 oss_version RW *Handler Int
0 sysctl RW Node
0 debug R *Handler String
1 name R *Handler Node
2 next R *Handler Node
3 name2oid RW *Handler
4 oidfmt R *Handler Node
1 kern RW Node
1 ostype R *Handler String
2 osrelease R *Handler String
3 osrevision R *Handler Int
4 version R *Handler String
5 maxvnodes RW *Handler Int
6 maxproc R *Handler Int
7 maxfiles RW *Handler Int
To me, this looks like it may have some connection with sysctls.
Everything is fine, except for the ugly printout that effectively erases
everything else printed during boot, so I don't really know when or why it
is triggered. What is this and how can I disable it?
--
ivoras
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