Hey,
Looking for a nice easy way to generate kernel log updates.
This is for a test script to ensure syslog is logging correctly. so want a test script that will generate logs for all sources so we can ensure host is setup correctly.
currently the current implementation created by an old employee just used modprobe to remove & re-add a module which works well. However its not exactly safe method (stripping out modules & re-adding on a live system)
any thoughts on how to generate kernel log updates?
(ive tried echoing to /dev/kmsg that does not work
Looking for a nice easy way to generate kernel log updates.
This is for a test script to ensure syslog is logging correctly. so want a test script that will generate logs for all sources so we can ensure host is setup correctly.
currently the current implementation created by an old employee just used modprobe to remove & re-add a module which works well. However its not exactly safe method (stripping out modules & re-adding on a live system)
any thoughts on how to generate kernel log updates?
(ive tried echoing to /dev/kmsg that does not work