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Re: Portable system logging



On Thu, 24 Jan 2002 10:15, Bob Hilliard wrote:
>      I am in the process of implementing an option for dictd to permit
> the user to select which logging facility will be used by syslog.  I
> have used the openlog() and syslog() functions, and the facilities
> listed in /usr/include/sys/syslog.h.
>
>      I have just realized that sysklogd is Architecture: i386.  Is
> there a similar logging package for other architectures with an
> interface that is compatible with i-386 syslog?

The interface is the same on other CPUs and other versions of Unix.  
openlog() and syslog() were originally for BSD Unix (I think) but are now in 
all versions of Unix.

Anyway I just checked the debian/control file for sysklogd:
Package: sysklogd
Architecture: any

So it's not i386...

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