*Everyone* is running syslog on their OS X server. OS X "client",
too. To be pedantic, it's actually asl as syslog in disguise.
a couple clients want their macs to route syslog output to their
internal xserver. the 10.4 command line instructions for osx server
don't work...good thing i backd up the /etc/rc file. ;)
Of course it's a good idea to backup any config file before you go
mucking with it. However, you wouldn't adjust this in /etc/rc, but
in the launchd plist that fires off syslog:
I'm sure this has been discussed on this list before, but for the
sake of completeness, you need to update the ProgramArguments key to
pass in the "-u" switch:
That'll make syslogd (asl) listen for remote syslog messages.
Something goes a little batty during the nightly job that makes
syslog stop listening, so, you should unload and reload it somewhere
after that job runs (like in daily.local).
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