This is a question from a third party software developer: I've to support a legacy application package which used to add an entry to /etc/inittab on traditional Unix/Linux systems to start (and respawn) a certain demon. When Ubuntu moved to upstart I added a /etc/event.d/-file template. Later I was forced to add an additional *.conf template for /etc/init directory. My question is: What do I have to put into these files to get the stderr output of this demon into the syslog on all versions of Ubuntu? (we have a lot of 8.04 LTS still in use in the field; moving slowly to 10.04 LTS) For me it is very difficult to figure this out. Thanks in advance. Is installing a backported upstart package a viable option? How much risk is that?
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