Is systemd-journald a syslog implementation?
I wonder if systemd-journald is a new implementation of syslog protocol, or rather, it uses syslog implementations, such as rsyslog, syslog-ng
syslog
What is the local6 (and all other local#) facilities in syslog?
##What I understand
System log full of session and slice messages
I have a new CentOS 7 installation, and noticed that my /var/log/messages file is full of messages like this
Systemd Python service not sending all output to syslog
I have a custom service and have explicitly called for all stdout & stderr to be sent to syslog in the config file, however only some of the output appears in both syslog and the journal (they are consistent).
Disable logging to syslog
I am experimenting with aircrack-ng and I managed to fill up / with the syslog file complaining about what I’m doing to the poor wifi card. How can I disable logging to syslog for the duration of my Bash session?. Of course I would like other, unrelated, processes to continue their logging as necessary.
Is it possible to make seek() operations on a named pipe return successful?
Is there any way to make it so that when programs try to perform seek() operations on a named pipe it will come back successful (but act as if the pipe was an empty file) instead of ‘Illegal seek’?