Re: syslog.conf - a contest
> it's a *contest*, but you ain't winning anything but my eternal
> gratefulness and respect from the whole group.
>
> i *hate* syslog.conf and the entire syslog daemon. i tried syslog-ng a
> while back, but it would keep crashing - no good for a logging daemon.
> (btw: anyone got better experience? i'd love to give it a shot again
> if enough encouragement exists).
>
Take a look at the archive for debian-devel for the last month.
There are people who use it and actually suggest to have it by default instead
of what is being used now.
> so i am beating around syslog.conf and hating it (did i mention i hate
> syslog.conf?) because of it's cryptic crap syntax and it's inflexible
> options.
>
> who has the best syslog.conf? show me and argue why it's best. i'd
> love to see some inspiration. and now i am going to try syslog-ng
> again...
>
> martin; (greetings from the heart of the sun.)
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> --
> "i wish there was a knob on the tv to turn up the intelligence.
> there's a knob called 'brightness', but it doesn't seem to work."
> -- gallagher
>
>
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Shaul Karl <shaulka@bezeqint.net>
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