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I get tons of these messages in my logwatch. I understand that they are just warnings and it works, but I'd like to either fix it or figure out how to weed them out of logwatch:
--------------------- Mountd Begin ------------------------
**Unmatched Entries**
/server/users and /server have same filehandle for 999.99.4.10, using first
/server/users and /server have same filehandle for 999.99.4.10, using first
In (/usr/share/?) logwatch/scripts/services/mountd something like:
Code:
while (defined($ThisLine = <STDIN>)) {
if ( ($ThisLine =~ /^Unauthorized access by NFS client .*$/ ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^NFS client [^ ]+ tried to access .*$/ ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^[^ ]* exported to both [0-9.]*\/[0-5]* and [0-9.]*\/[0-9]/) ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^[^ ]* same filehandle for .*$/ ) {
# don't care about this, as the next line reports the IP again
}
Trying to get the syntax right, but not having much luck.
Tried this:
Code:
while (defined($ThisLine = <STDIN>)) {
if ( ($ThisLine =~ /^Unauthorized access by NFS client .*$/ ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^NFS client [^ ]+ tried to access .*$/ ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^[^ ]* exported to both [0-9.]*\/[0-5]* and [0-9.]*\/[0-9]/) ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^[^ ]* same filehandle for .*$/ ) {
# don't care about this, as the next line reports the IP again
}
Logwatch gives:
Code:
--------------------- Mountd Begin ------------------------
syntax error at /usr/share/logwatch/scripts/services/mountd line 27, near ") or"
syntax error at /usr/share/logwatch/scripts/services/mountd line 36, near "}"
Execution of /usr/share/logwatch/scripts/services/mountd aborted due to compilation errors.
---------------------- Mountd End -------------------------
I see some of the close () may have been off, so I tried this:
Code:
while (defined($ThisLine = <STDIN>)) {
if ( ($ThisLine =~ /^Unauthorized access by NFS client .*$/ ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^NFS client [^ ]+ tried to access .*$/ ) or
($ThisLine =~ /^[^ ]* same filehandle for .*$/ ) ){
# don't care about this, as the next line reports the IP again
}
No errors, but didn't remove the original message from the logwatch reports.
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