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hi together,

we're trying to setup system accounting with sa to get detailed
information which user takes how much cpu.
for any reason we'd like to have separate files like "sa_20080805_14"
for each hour we run process accounting and keep them as well.
but of course when issuing an accton <file> command, we always get
these kernel messages:
Accounting disabled
Accounting enabled

now my question: is there any way to prevent the messages from being
dmesg'd except hacking the accounting sources? it's pretty sensless
to have hundreds of these messages...

cheers 

ps: just reply to the list, i'll it...