Well, System(logger) is going to be resource intenstive as it has to spawn a
process. I actually just emulated the behaviour with FastAGI. My client side
looks something like:
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// SysLogger:
//
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
macro SysLogger(msg) {
AGI(agi://xxx.yyy.140.167:5102/${msg});
return;
}
&SysLogger(Some text);
Then, on the server side, which is implemented as a multi-threaded python
server, I call syslog() directly, and voila, all the syslog can be sent
wherever I want via syslog.conf and no disk access was required on the client
side.
Doug.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Time Bandit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 1:55 PM
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> Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Dialplan Syslog
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>
> > It'd be cool if someone wrote a syslog() dialplan
> application for Asterisk *hint* *hint*
>
> That could be usefull, but what is wrong with : System(logger Asterisk
> can use syslog) ?
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