mherger wrote:
>
> When the log file is filling up the filesystem then you should first of
>
> all figure out why it is logging that much!
Agree 100%.
I had mostly picked up on the 'syslog' comments.
Worth knowing:
-systemd- will direct anything emitted from STDOUT and STDERR to its
own journal.
Where it will be accumulated and pruned according to its own
settings/environment.
-journalctl- is the -systemd- access mechanism.
The LMS Unit Service file could be modified so that this stuff is just
thrown away, but LMS' ---quiet- option also does this.
LMS, by default, directs its log output both to the regular LMS log
files and to STDOUT.
The ---quiet- option does, now, suppress STDOUT. (Requires LMS 8.3.1,
I think...)
Debian, by default, configures the -systemd- journal to forward logs
to -syslog-.
So we can end up with LMS' log output being stored in each of:
systemd's journal files
syslog
LMS' own log files
I'm still not convinced that the ---quiet- option works precisely as
intended, because I think it should be explicitly adding/removing the
-screen- item from the -log4perl.rootLogger = ERROR, server, screen-
setting every time LMS, or the Scanner, starts. It's been this way for
15 years or so.
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/blob/public/8.4/Slim/Utils/Log.pm#L160
The recent change,
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/commit/2a31400a5a793002d6d49a34741da7aa065c6a6f,
seems to sidestep this point by pushing STDOUT to -/dev/null-.
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