Is there any global API to log information into a .log file.
Logging information in system.log is easy. But from what I'm seeing in
netinfo-324.6 for instance, there seems to be no global API to create
.log files. Am I missing something?
You should use the syslog API.
In a nutshell, you ask the system to log a message for a given priority
(alert, warning, debug…) and type (auth, kernel, ftp, daemon…).
According to the syslog configuration (/etc/syslog.conf), the messages
are redirected to .log files in /var/log/.
See "man syslog", "man syslogd" and "man syslog.conf" for more details.
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Damien Bobillot
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