-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi Mike,
On 19/01/16 16:37, Mike via Unbound-users wrote: > On 1/19/2016 10:20 AM, Taylor R Campbell via Unbound-users wrote: >> >> That's irrelevant to the issue Philippe raised. The network is >> not always available, no matter how well you configure your >> system or engineer your software. The problem here is that when >> the network is down, Unbound spews junk to its log as fast as it >> can. >> >> [snip] > > At one point, on this mailing list I documented 20,000 syslog > messages per second from unbound when the network interface was > unavailable for a couple of seconds. > http://marc.info/?l=unbound-users&m=137166462329717&w=2 > > While unbound logging has improved a bit since then, I still see > far too many essentially duplicate syslog messages for a single > network unavailable event. > > If I need high volume logging for troubleshooting, I'll increase > the logging verbosity. Logging should be something that is > helpful, not something I cringe about. Is it always the "sendto failed:" error that makes you cringe? That aren't already squelched by logging verbosity? Is there an errno that I should also squelch, or should I squelch all errors from the sendto() system call? Best regards, Wouter -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJWnlsvAAoJEJ9vHC1+BF+Nu68P/An7ukx6Uuwkx7yRduyChCdt BSHCCVOYUKhd6CADp8gmkd5IHHeecCB5edMw+/ueUMEmU3vQgFQuAxmHmkXyMrWD sgaTIKOsFWZCzN8inG8SJlufhEpgOY/MvrubgY7frwz/YWHo7zjl42miGxBm05RT k85OpPbG9uipYuILImHEO2H+iKyN9SqNioCP4RKyicJoxuNPmwjYVZAXJ16l7Z8p VxrwKb9KJ46b3EWfpMihpz64UTJbaDBqSWgPE7EzMR4yDHIAIPt7gzWrxO1nozkF U+FX3jXmp3fn9J+GFpV1hjA/zhHf4a/lEiFABXNZ617Z4rq9W21N2D62aBF34bn+ gK2h9VDPpGpd2scJ3sBX891rrE/HM3kU12pns4BSgFQcyrPzSy/9i+Y+CgqhqSNs fUiHWImIVfsIW4CamhDpwUC+cL43Zeegv/1A5UttAnwQ+iGpTvyu1N4YGo60MBZt Mw9faG0QNsCWyZcZki04CfTOAWlL862qwIw4EXpWZb9B8lrl2fEyDDnTm2h90FdI GBt7iT22bUj8BE2yxKUo5WBzKaZmIlcTgCO3E3hmOwMF07h+9uIOdTSGI2uCSbd/ kwOhNGvUItn0SHi1m12EhRWHYl++YQiqUygnXG3D30l8MgqdnGDPGfez47Ba4aEZ iqGKlt1T72IKPOsvgEg2 =zO0r -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
