Are you using a system that has SELinux installed? on such systems the
permissions that rsyslog has when started as a service are different than when
you run it manually as root.
David Lang
On Mon, 6 Oct 2014, Liwei Peng wrote:
In my output plugin (see attached code), because I need to process and send
the messages to some other daemon, I created a new pthread to listen/read
response from that daemon. All the code works well when I ran by starting
rsyslog in manual mode.
/usr/sbin/rsyslogd -f/etc/rsyslog.conf -u2 -n -irsyslog.pid
-M/usr/lib/rsyslog
However, when I ran my plugin with rsyslogd as service, it seems that my
new thread is started but it is not running properly. I saw the thread
print out a startup msg but it didn't continue printing new msg as expected.
What's wrong with my code? is there limitation on using new pthread?
Liwei
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