Hello Jeremy,
I don't know off hand, but have you tried the great google?
JD
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Okay, this is probably a stupid question.
But suppose I'm writing a shell script, and I want to send a message to
syslog, so that it will show up in /var/log/messages. Is there a syslog
"client" of some sort that can be run easily from a shell script? (I
realize that there is a C library; I don't really want to get into
that.)
Thanks for any advice,
Jeremy
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