wormwood_3 wrote:
> Now, what I would like to do is instead send this output to one or
> more of the standard linux log files. First though, I am wondering, what
> is the standard procedure in a case like this?
You can either have a config file to specify a log area or use syslog to
do the logg
Hello tutors,
I have become familiar with the basic use of the logging module. I have a
program that prints out warning messages as well as info messages as it runs,
merely dumping them into stdout. When I make such a script into a cron job, I
simply redirect this output to /dev/null.
Now, wha
