12 Mar
2004
12 Mar
'04
9:07 p.m.
I understand that by default ser doesn't write much log output and what
is does ends up in /var/log/messages via the syslog facility.
I also understand that one can get detailed logs printed to stderr by
changing some settings in ser.cfg and restarting ser.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to the best way to get detailed logs
dumped to a file so that I can tail them etc?
12 Mar
12 Mar
10:05 p.m.
Put the following line (without the <--- part) in your ser.cfg file
#debug=3
#fork=yes
log_facility=LOG_LOCAL6 <---------
Edit your /etc/syslog.conf file (I'm assuming Redhat here, your system may
be different) and add the following entry
# All SER messages go here
local6.* /var/log/ser.log
Restart your syslogd and ser. After that, all log goes to /var/log/ser.log.
Zeus
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Subject: [Serusers] ser logs
I understand that by default ser doesn't write much log
output and what is does ends up in /var/log/messages via the
syslog facility.
I also understand that one can get detailed logs printed to
stderr by changing some settings in ser.cfg and restarting ser.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to the best way to get
detailed logs dumped to a file so that I can tail them etc?
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