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Bruno Wolff III wrote: | On Fri, May 14, 2004 at 15:31:21 -0400, | Andrew Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | |>- - DJB's multilog requires a whole mess of configuration, and is |>difficult to run unless you're root. In which case you'd be far better |>off to use syslog anyway. It is rsync friendly | | I use multilog and it works just fine. If you are already using it for other | things it is very easy to use it for postgres too. | | You aren't ever supposed to run multilog as root. Normally you just tell | daemontools what user you want to run it as. But you should also be able | to run it without daemontools as a nonprivileged user without doing anything | tricky.
Yes, if you're running daemontools, then multilog is hands down the way to go. Is it daemontools that really wants to be root? That might be what I'm confusing it with. Anyway, my goal was to provide a solution that fits nicely with pg_ctl's -l option, multilog didn't look like a good way to do that.
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