Jeffrey H. Johnson
Jeffrey H. Johnson
Tested and still an issue as of v2.108.0-beta1. I'll revisit after the next release.
Looks OK now with 2.108.0-rc1, so I'll revisit this after 2.108.0 is released and available through the regular channels for all platforms.
Other standard formats not considered: * [Cyclic Logs](https://sourceforge.net/projects/cycliclogs/) * GPLv2. No known usage. []() []() * [Ringfile](https://github.com/crewjam/ringfile) * 3-BSD. Archived upstream. No known usage. []() []() * [Circulog](https://github.com/nrdvana/circulog) * No...
Actually, it would make the most sense to just use `sd_journal_send` so the logged file/function/line could be properly passed from libsir. The fields to use are documented at http://0pointer.de/public/systemd-man/systemd.journal-fields.html
Not necessarily. The systemd's journal facility supports the syslog API. Also, syslog daemons have journal integrations, but they're totally different things. You can run a system without a syslog daemon...
For example, I normally use rsyslog on all my machines, which supports the old-style syslog and the new-style journal. I can configure rsyslog to work with the journal and with...
Also see #121
This should also be used for syslog and systemd logging. The possibility of blocking here is low but real.
Eeew.
Updated to just use the portable version everywhere. Seems that Travis doesn't have `libbsd`, so it's likely others won't either.