[solved] remove --MARK-- from everyting.log

I use conky to print everything.log on my desktop. Every 20 minutes -- MARK -- appears. I don't know why, and there is probably a good reason for it. After a while, the only lines that appear are these lines. Can I remove this?
Last edited by anadyr (2009-12-29 18:34:36)

here's your solution
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