First step: reboot your server. This may clear up the issue. Note that only one reboot is necessary; if one reboot does not fix the problem, multiple subsequent reboots will not fix it either.
There are two options for resolution:
- Set rsyslog to log the systemd journal messages to files instead of via syslog (recommended):
- Edit /etc/rsyslogd.conf with your favorite editor, adjust the following:
- Comment $ModLoad imjournal
- Comment $IMJournalStateFile imjournal.state
- Change $OmitLocalLogging from "on" to "off"
- Save the file
- Comment $ModLoad imjournal
- Restart rsyslogd with the following: /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/restartsrv rsyslogd
- Confirm a success messagefrom the restart command
- Edit /etc/rsyslogd.conf with your favorite editor, adjust the following:
- Disable syslog checking in LFD (not recommended, but easier; perform at your own risk):
- Edit /etc/csf/csf.conf with yor favorite editor, adjust the following:
- Change SYSLOG_CHECK from 1 to 0
- Save the file
- Restart LFD with the following: systemctl restart lfd
- Confirm a success from the restart command.
- Edit /etc/csf/csf.conf with yor favorite editor, adjust the following: