[rt-users] Is RT's syslog facility "RT" (as in RT.info, RT.warn, etc)?

[Adolfo Santiago]

What I meant to say was a separate log just for that facility, not create a
new facility.  Sorry about the confusion.

I have separate logs for each of the facilities.  For example:

/var/log/kernel
/var/log/user
/var/log/local7
/var/log/mail (this is a common facility-specific log file)

I wanted to know which facility RT was logging to so I could "tail" that log
file.  Another posted indicated the facility used by RT is "user", so now I
keep an eye on my brand new RT installation by "tail -f /var/log/user".

Chago

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> [mailto:rt-users-bounces at lists.bestpractical.com]On Behalf Of Sean Perry
> Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 2:07 PM
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> Subject: Re: [rt-users] Is RT's syslog facility "RT" (as in RT.info,
> RT.warn, etc)?
>
>
> Adolfo Santiago wrote:
>
> > Is RT's syslog facility "RT" (as in RT.info, RT.warn, etc)?
> >
> > I need to know in order to set up a dedicated syslog log...
> >
>
> defining a new syslog facility is not trivial.  You have to inform the
> syslog daemon(s) involved about the new facility.  This means if you
> have a syslog system you need to update it as well.
>
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