This happens if you have a file logdest.  There is a config parameter 
'autoflush' which is supposed to do flush-on-write but in my brief testing I 
found this not to work as advertised. Switching to a syslog destination, 
however, does.


On Jun 29, 2010, at 11:34 AM, Steven L. Seed wrote:

> Has anyone noticed that the puppetd logs on the client don't get flushed on a 
> regular bases. I'm often looking at the logs and don't see updates for many 
> hours and then later on I'll see messages logged for hours that have past. 
> It's as if there is a buffer that is not getting flushed to disk often enough.
> 
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