On Tue, 02.06.15 20:31, Martin Belanger (martin.belan...@cyaninc.com) wrote:
I'm using systemd 219 (Ubuntu 15.04).
I have three instances of a daemon running. I use SyslogIdentifier to
give each of them a unique identifier (e.g. myproc-1, myproc-2,
myproc-3). I also redirect stdout/stderr
Hi Lennart,
I found a workaround. When looking at the source code for sd_journal_print(),
I saw that SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER defaults to the string pointed to by
program_invocation_short_name
(defined in errno.h). So I simply create a new string with the text that I
want to assign to SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER
On Tue, 09.06.15 13:50, Martin Belanger (martin.belan...@cyaninc.com) wrote:
Hi Lennart,
I found a workaround. When looking at the source code for sd_journal_print(),
I saw that SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER defaults to the string pointed to by
program_invocation_short_name
(defined in errno.h). So I
I'm using systemd 219 (Ubuntu 15.04).
I have three instances of a daemon running. I use SyslogIdentifier to
give each of them a unique identifier (e.g. myproc-1, myproc-2,
myproc-3). I also redirect stdout/stderr to the journal using
StandardOutput=journal and StandardError=journal.
I noticed
