Hi Aaron,
These examples are all using the default trace level of 0. You should add a
Trace 4 or similar to your Log clause to log up to that level.
I would think that the facility name you want would be
Facility local0
Hope that helps.
Cheers.
On Jun 1, 10:49am, Aaron Holtz wrote:
Subject: (RADIATOR) Using Log SYSLOG
I've been trying to get this to work to no avail. I'm trying to get
radiator to push its error logs to local0. I've tried:
Log SYSLOG
Facility LOG_LOCAL0
/Log
Log SYSLOG
Facility local0
/Log
Log SYSLOG
Facility LOCAL0
/Log
all to no avail. Using 'logger' I can send message to local0 just fine
and they get into the log as expected. Any guesses? syslog.ph exists as
does Sys::Syslog. I don't have any errors in the normal radiator logfile
so I'm not sure why these aren't making it as expected. syslog.ph has:
unless(defined(LOG_LOCAL0)) {
sub LOG_LOCAL0 () {(163);}
}
I also ran h2ph just to be sure... Thanks.
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