errors messages of daemon bpcd in /var/adm/messages

Ola Juan

I guess this would be kinda helpful

1) To increase the amount of information that processes write in the logs:
On Windows systems, set the Global Logging Level to a higher level, in the

2) Logging dialog/tab under Master Server properties.

3) On UNIX systems, define the string VERBOSE in the
/usr/openv/netbackup/bp.conf file. VERBOSE by itself sets the verbose
value to 1. To get more logging detail, enter VERBOSE = 2 or a higher value.

Ciao
Ankur Kumar

Juan

on a HPUX box you can run inetd -l and turn the logging off, you server is a sun or a linux box.

Man syslogd.

thes are normal messages, try rurning logging off on /usr/openv/netbackup/bp.conf and the vm.conf file and restart netbackup after the change or, clean up you messages by trimming the log files.

J

These messages are logged by inetd, and cannot stop from NetBackup.

You may want to take a look that the configuration in /etc/default/inetd.

The ENABLE_CONNECTION_LOGGING entry defines whether to log connections. Change the setting to NO and restart the inetd daemon. This will stop connection looging for ALL network services which may be too much for some people.

For reference:

# ENABLE_CONNECTION_LOGGING affects the tracing of incoming TCP
# connections, see inetd(1M) for details. The default value is "NO". A
# value of "YES" (any case) results in tracing of connections; any other
# value is ignored.
#
ENABLE_CONNECTION_LOGGING=NO