On Wed, Nov 21, 2018 at 02:23:50PM +0530, deepan muthusamy wrote:
> Hi,
> How to log systemd service into log.txt file.
> This file should be available after system restart also.
> How to do this?
You can use file:path in StandardOutput=
El 21-11-2018 a las 11:08, deepan muthusamy escribió:
> Can u please tell me what are all the things I have to add in .service
file to store all logs into a log file.
Some daemons provide an option to log to file, use that if available,
otherwise make your program write debug or log
Am 21.11.18 um 15:08 schrieb deepan muthusamy:
> Hi,
> Still iam not clear about what to do in service.
>
> Can u please tell me what are all the things I have to add in .service
what exactly did you not understand in my repsonse that you need to use
rsyslog for traditional logfiles and why do
Hi,
Still iam not clear about what to do in service.
Can u please tell me what are all the things I have to add in .service file
to store all logs into a log file.
On Wed, 21 Nov 2018, 2:23 pm deepan muthusamy Hi,
> How to log systemd service into log.txt file.
> This file should be available
Am 21.11.18 um 09:53 schrieb deepan muthusamy:
> How to log systemd service into log.txt file.
> This file should be available after system restart also.
> How to do this?
just use rsyslog a all the years before
rsyslog.conf:
$MainMsgQueueSize 10
$WorkDirectory /var/lib/rsyslog
Hi,
How to log systemd service into log.txt file.
This file should be available after system restart also.
How to do this?
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Hi,
I apologize for spamming.
I have a question for systemd logging.
Given the same verbosity level, less logs are shown on console when the
logs (of a systemd service) are directed to ‘stdout’ instead of ‘stderr’.
Is this the logging intent for systemd?
Would the logging volume be
This may be related to the problem repotred in
p4p1 changed to p2p1; works oddly
reported on:
us...@lists.fedoraproject.org
[root@mbrc40 myDaemon]# make enable
/bin/systemctl enable myDaemon.service
ln -s '/etc/systemd/system/myDaemon.service'
