Hi,
On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, Deb wrote:
>
> Got the logging working - but the results are not what we need...
[snip]
> What I need to to get ALL logging, including that which goes into the
> store.log and access.log to be redirected to syslogd.
>
> Is this possible?
A quick 'grep syslog *.c' in the src directory shows syslog() only being
called in main.c (mostly around fork()s), in tools.c (in fatal_common())
and in debug.c. Without code modification what you want isn't going to
happen.
You might be able to get it to work by setting the log files to, eg a
named pipe and have something read that pipe and syslog its input. Since
squid is single threaded this shouldn't be too hard. A quick perl script
or even something like
#! /bin/sh
# create fifo and change to be owned by squid
LOGPIPE=/squid/logs/pipe
test -p $LOGPIPE || mkfifo $LOGPIPE
chown nobody:nogroup $LOGPIPE
# need loop cos logger exits with every read
while true; do
logger -f $LOGPIPE -p local4.notice -t squid
done
might do the trick. bear in mind though that this might be a bottleneck
and that syslog might not be guaranteed to log everything sent to it.
Colin
Received on Thu Mar 07 2002 - 15:24:35 MST
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