06-04-2010
AIX stores this IP information in the ODM. Using commands like
lsattr -El en0
lsattr -El inet0
this ODM information is displayed.
Lets say, you want to have normal linux-like files holding you're IP info, you have to change the bootup option under the device inet0
bootup_option no Use BSD-style Network Configuration True
regards,Randy
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MULOG(1) Museek Daemon Plus MULOG(1)
NAME
Mulog - Chat Logging Script for Museekd
DESCRIPTION
Mulog is command-line Python script that connects to museekd(1) and saves chat messages into log files. Under the Log Directory, it creates
room & private subdirectories and a syslog file. If it loses connection with museekd, it will automatically exit.
Setting the interface and password on the command-line is a security risk. Since interface and password settings are saved to the config
file when set, you should set them, exit mulog, and restart mulog without the options on the commandline..LP
Before running, you will need a working museekd(1) and need to know your museekd interface and interface password. Configure those with
musetup(1).
SYNOPSIS
mulog [-c <config-filename> ] [--config <config-filename>] [-i <host:port | /socket.path>] [--interface <host:port | /socket.path> [-p
<interface-password>] [--password <inteface-password>] [-l <directory>] [--log <directory>] [-v] [--version] [-h] [--help]
OPTIONS
Mulog accepts the following options:
-c <filename>, --config <filename>
Use a different config file.
-l <directory>, --log <directory>
Use a different chat log directory.
-i, --interface <host:port | /socket.path>
Choose a different interface (saved to config file)
-p, --password <interface-password>
Choose a different password (saved to config file)
-v, --version
Display Version and exit.
-h, --help
Display Help and exit.
EXAMPLE
To run this program the standard way type:
mulog
Alternativly you use a different config file with:
mulog --config mulog.config
To set the interface password:
mulog --password 1234567890
FILES
~/.museekd/mulog.config
The default location for the mulog config file.
~/.museekd/logs/
The default log directory.
~/.museekd/logs/syslog
The museekd error/connection log file.
~/.museekd/logs/room/
The directory where chat room logs are stored.
~/.museekd/logs/private/
The directory where private chat logs are stored.
AUTHORS
Hyriand <hyriand@thegraveyard.org>
daelstorm <daelstorm@gmail.com>
SEE ALSO
mucous(1) murmur(1) muscan(1) muscand(1)museekcontrol(1) museekd(1) musetup(1) musetup-gtk(1) museeq(1)
daelstorm Release 0.2.0 MULOG(1)