How to turn off ICMP message logging
Hi,
I connect to the internet through a ppp dial-up using Debian 1.3.
I have just noticed that while connected and moving any information ( a mirror run at the moment) that the messages file in /var/log/ is growing at a high
rate. It is full of :
Jul 8 21:04:44 bugs kernel: ICMP redirect from 205.219.167.220
Jul 8 21:04:45 bugs kernel: ICMP redircte from 205.219.167.5
....
over and over again.
It looks like either syslogd or klogd is logging all of these ICMP messages.
How do I stop this. I looked to see if there was an option for pppd but did not see any.
There was nothing ovious in /etc/syslog.conf that looks like it could be
changed to stop this.
Any ideas?
Thanks
A. Paul
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