How can I prevent (certain cronjobs) from filling my syslog in Ubuntu 15.04? I have some jobs that run 4 times a minute and quickly fill up my syslog files.
I've tried adding:
cron.* /var/log/cron
to /etc/rsyslog.conf, but this didn't resolve anything.
The current output is:
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25706]: (gijs) CMD ( sleep 15; unison -batch /var/www ssh://server1//var/www)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25703]: (gijs) CMD ( sleep 30; unison -batch /var/www ssh://server2//var/www)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25708]: (gijs) CMD (unison -batch /var/www ssh://server2//var/www)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25713]: (gijs) CMD ( sleep 30; unison -batch /var/www ssh://server1//var/www)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25714]: (gijs) CMD ( sleep 45; unison -batch /var/www ssh://server1//var/www)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25717]: (gijs) CMD ( unison -batch /var/www ssh:// server3//var/www)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25719]: (gijs) CMD ( sleep 15; unison -batch /var/www ssh:// server3//var/www)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25690]: (CRON) info (No MTA installed, discarding output)
Aug 8 06:58:01 localhost CRON[25694]: (CRON) info (No MTA installed, discarding output)
Aug 8 06:58:08 localhost CRON[25588]: (CRON) info (No MTA installed, discarding output)
