Thanks for the explanation. It was helpful. Alex Efros wrote: > Hi! > > On Sun, Aug 03, 2014 at 06:03:23PM -0500, Joe M wrote: > > Just found your socklog script at > > http://powerman.name/download/Gentoo/. Do you still use it? > > Yeah, I'm using socklog-klog and socklog-unix. > > Actually I'm using socklog not only for these global services, but also in > all my projects - each project contain own ./service/ directory to run all > services it needs using runsvdir, and one of these is log service (other > usually FastCGI or custom HTTP server), which listen to log socket in > project's dir and write logs also in project's dir. > > This is very useful because any project's app (not just services, but also > any scripts, handlers of incoming emails from ~/.qmail, cron scripts, > etc.) no matter of their programming language are able to write > syslog-compatible data into project's log socket and thus I've one > combined log for all of them, with ease filtering/rotations features. > > -- > WBR, Alex.
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