string

mdir: string: Directory not empty
Cause
The rmdir(1) command can remove empty directories only. The directory whose
name appears after the first colon in the message still contains some files or
directories.
Action
Use rm(1) instead of rmdir(1). To remove this directory and everything underneath
it, use the rm -ir command to recursively descend the directory, being asked if you
want to delete each element. To remove the directory and all its contents without
being asked for approval, use the rm -r command.
ROOT LOGIN /dev/console
Cause
This syslog message indicates that someone has logged in as root on the system
console.
Action
If you have just logged in as root, don’t worry. If this is not you, consider the
possibility of a security breach. The best site-wide policy is for all system
administrators to su(1M) instead of logging in as root.
ROOT LOGIN /dev/pts/int FROM string
Cause
This syslog message indicates that someone has logged in remotely as root on a
pseudo-terminal from the system specified after the FROM keyword.
164 Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide ♦ October, 1998