Thanks for all of the info deoren. I do have the file you speak of installed
on my system:
dchappelle@L164:~$ cat /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/00rsyslog.conf
# Override systemd's default tmpfiles.d/var.conf to make /var/log
writable by
# the syslog group, so that rsyslog can run as user.
#
Apologies for not including the config. Here is
/etc/rsyslog.d/10-example.conf:
dchappelle@L164:/etc/rsyslog.d$ cat 10-example.conf
local0.*/var/log/test.log
& stop
The actual issue here looks to be a permissions issue. The syslog user does
not have permis
I am running a vanilla install of Ubuntu 16 and my rsyslogd is not creating
new log files for me. I added a new filter rule and restarted rsyslogd.
After doing so and generating log messages for that rule, the target log
file is not created. If I manually create the file my log messages are then
lo
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