Steve Langasek writes ("Bug#727708: Quick upstart and systemd feature
comparison"):
> It would be a straightforward incremental change on top of the existing
> logging support in Upstart. I'm not sure it's such a great idea to have
> some logs going to /var/log/upstart and some going via syslog, however; the
> resulting user/admin confusion may outweigh any benefit from supporting
> syslog.
Perhaps it would be possible to have a global setting that changes the
effect of "log console" to use syslog.
> Are you actually looking for syslog per se here, or are you primarily
> interested in logging of stderr generally? Upstart already does that by
> default, it just logs it to /var/log/upstart instead of to syslog (for
> reasons of avoiding a dependency on on external daemon for debuggability).
Many people are fans of syslog. I'm sure I don't have to explain why.
Ian.
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