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Hi All, I just installed fedora 18 in one of my virtual systems. After doing some configurations, specifically bring the sepolicy down to permissive, and rebooting, I get this message about fedmsg activating when I login after the reboot process. I then notice a constant network input rate of about 40kbytes/sec, which is small, but constant. I poked around the net looking for information of fedmsg but didn't get anything really. So I was wondering if you guys may have a good resource for what fedmsg is. Well, I know it stands for federated messaging system or something like that, but is there a way to see who's generating the messages and what they are? The system log files don't seem to be generating any excessive output. thanks. Steve.
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