> > Hm, it just happened again. > > I rebooted my system, logged into my system, ran "sudo xconsole", > > "logger foo", but nothing shows up in the xconsole window. > > > > I then killed xconsole, restarted rsyslog, ran "sudo xconsole" again, > > "logger foo" and this time it works. > > > > Weird. There is definitely something fishy here. > > OK, rather than trying to figure out what may be going on here, I'll > see that > I copy the old omfile code and create a new ompipe. So that will behave > exactly like it did before. The new optimizations are not so important > for > pipes.
Michael, I have done this now. I would appreciate if you could checkout the v4-stable git head and try with that one. It should now have the exact same behavior as in 4.4.2 (the pipe code is now the same!). I tested on Debian and it worked like before. Thinking about it, I guess it helps ease development in the future, because I now do not need to think about pipes when I work on omfile and vice versa. Rainer _______________________________________________ rsyslog mailing list http://lists.adiscon.net/mailman/listinfo/rsyslog http://www.rsyslog.com
