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Linux Essentials - Second Edition
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Many programs that run in the background (daemons) write information about their normal operations to log files, which record such notes. Consulting log files can therefore be an important part of diagnosing problems with daemons. The first step in doing this is to locate your log files. In some cases, you may need to tell the program to produce more-verbose output to help track down the problem. In this section, you’ll learn some pointers on how to do that. Finally, this section describes the kernel ring buffer, which isn’t technically a log file but can fill a similar role for kernel information.

Linux stores most log files in the /var/log directory tree. Table 9.2/var/log. If you experience problems with such a server, checking its log files can be a good place to start troubleshooting.
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