Hi,
> To do this, we must assume ptracing all the services isn't horrible and
> stupid.
I'd contend that this assumption, at least after the service is up and
running, is wrong.
My preference would be to turn off SIGPIPE. This can be done trivially
by creating a named pipe for the logger and opening it in O_RDWR mode,
but without subsequently reading from it. :-P
If upstart then (to prevent deadlocks) reads+ignores the data only when
the logger process is _not_ up and running, you get exactly what you want.
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