Well thanks for taking the time to reply, I'll have a look into it. You
wrote a long time ago, I was totally absorbed in a project.
Best regards,
Luc
On Thursday, 30 May 2019 14:33:13 UTC-4, Heiko Jansen wrote:
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> Sorry, completely missed your follow-up...
>
> I'd say the synopsis of Mojo::IOLo
Sorry, completely missed your follow-up...
I'd say the synopsis of Mojo::IOLoop mostly shows what to do. Never tried
it myself, but something along these lines should work:
use Mojo::IOLoop;
my $id = Mojo::IOLoop->client({ path => '/tmp/myapp.sock' } => sub {
my ($loop, $err, $stream) = @_;
Hello Heiko, this seems absolutely right after reading a bit about it.
Since I've never used Unix sockets nor Mojo::IOLoop, I'd like to double
check my comprehension with you :)
So rsyslogd sends output to a Unix Socket (in occurence, a file ?) and
Mojo::IOLoop::Client reads its content in rea
Bit late to the party, but anyhow
If you tell rsyslogd to send output to a socket (using omuxsock), you can
then use Mojo::IOLoop::Client to connect() to a socket via the "path"
argument.
Afterwards you can make use of the IOLoop to process events for reading
from the socket.
That's what you
