Stephen Bosch writes:
> > This is the old-fashioned way to log.
>
> But Dave... what's wrong with my setup? =)
splogger is slow. It's incompatible between systems.
> Should I just reconfigure everything according to the new LWQ?
Yes. That's the first thing I do when I get to a new customer's
site. That way, once I leave them, they can ask questions on the
mailing list, and everybody will know where their files are.
> I don't have the overview here -- this supervise logging stuff is
> really opaque for me.
svscan looks in /service for directories with a "run" file.
svscan starts up a supervise which runs the run file.
Oh, but before doing that, if the directory has the sticky bit set,
svscan runs a supervise on ./log/run, and redirects its stdin from
the output of the main supervise.
So, every service with logging has its current log in
/service/*/log/main/current . Maybe I've gone a bit overboard on
/service, but here's my listing of services:
axfrdns dnscache ftpd msql2d qmail rsyncd sshd
bray etrn httpd pop3d qmtpd smtpd tinydns
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