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Ooops is a proxy server.<br />
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<a href="http://zipper.paco.net/~igor/oops.eng/features.html" rel="ugc">http://zipper.paco.net/~igor/oops.eng/features.html</a><br />
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By default it installs in /usr/local and the log files are normally found here:<br />
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/usr/local/oops/logs/oops.<wbr />log<br />
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As such oops errors are most likely to be received when trying to access something involving a webpage.<br />
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Of course there are loads of other uses for oops - I believe that there is an 'Object Orientated Prototyping system' which may also be what you are after.<br />
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Ooops is a proxy server.

http://zipper.paco.net/~igor/oops.eng/features.html [http://zipper.paco.net/~igor/oops.eng/features.html]

By default it installs in /usr/local and the log files are normally found here:

/usr/local/oops/logs/oops.log

As such oops errors are most likely to be received when trying to access something involving a webpage.

Of course there are loads of other uses for oops - I believe that there is an 'Object Orientated Prototyping system' which may also be what you are after.

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Actually i am trying to implement netdump in linux. The man page of netdump-server is saying a line like<br />
&nbsp;&quot;netdump-server is a server that listens on the network for connections from kernels using the netconsole/netdump module. When such a machine crashes it contacts the netdump-server on the specified ip/port. The server then proceeds to log console messages, including the oops message, and a kernel memory dump in a subdirectory of &quot;/var/crash&quot;, and then reboots the machine.&quot;<br />
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So, what the &quot;oops messages&quot; it is representing ?
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Actually i am trying to implement netdump in linux. The man page of netdump-server is saying a line like
 "netdump-server is a server that listens on the network for connections from kernels using the netconsole/netdump module. When such a machine crashes it contacts the netdump-server on the specified ip/port. The server then proceeds to log console messages, including the oops message, and a kernel memory dump in a subdirectory of "/var/crash", and then reboots the machine."

So, what the "oops messages" it is representing ?

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Can any one tell me, What are the Oops Log messages? When this like log messages will be generated?<br />
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Thank you,<br />
RaghuNi.
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Can any one tell me, What are the Oops Log messages? When this like log messages will be generated?

Thank you,
RaghuNi.

What are Oops Logs

Linux is a UNIX-like open source operating system with hundreds of distinct distributions, including: Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu, Debian, Slackware, Gentoo, CentOS, and Arch Linux. Linux is generally associated with web and database servers, but has become popular in many niche industries and applications.