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Cornell, The LDM system doesn't have the capability to disable all logging (that use-case doesn't make much sense and we never considered it). If you enable SELINUX, however, then all logging to the LDM log-file will cease. We've seen this. You will have to reboot your computer, however. You might be interested in this posting on StackExchange: <http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/79311/configuring-selinux-to-allow-logging-to-a-file-thats-outside-var-log>. I've been wanting to try it out, but I would have to reboot my desktop (which I don't want to do). If you use this, then please let me know how it worked. > Hello, we are attempting to turn off LDM logging in order to test > SELINUX and to secure our LDMs. I cannot find any documentation on how > to actually disable LDM logging. Do you have any suggestions or input to > assist us? Thank you. > > > > -Cornell Bower Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: QGR-564981 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed