Hi,
I am running amavisd-new on a RHEL3 Linux box, and I would like to
disable syslogd immediate log flushing (as written in the amavis
tweaking FAQ).
I am afraid this is not a well documented feature of syslogd, and I've
only found that prepending a dash "-" to the logname should activate the
delayed disk write:
mail.* -/var/log/maillog
Added and restarted syslogd, but I see no real difference when tailing
-f the file.
Anyone has more complete information, that could also be added to the
docs? How often should Linux syslogd then write to disk?
TIA,
Paolo
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