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README
This is just syslogd and the test programs now. syslog() is in libc 4.2
syslogd has been changed to use /proc/kmsg for kernel messages. It also
avoids making any terminal it opens its controlling terminal. Otherwise
we have a dodgy race condition between processes connecting to terminals
which can result in the terminal having the wrong group at the wrong time.
The syslog() in libc 4.2 needs changing to use O_NOCTTY on its opens as
well.
Mike Jagdis Internet: jaggy@purplet.demon.co.uk
FidoNet: Mike Jagdis, 2:252/305
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Syslogd and Syslog.o
These are the syslogd and syslog ported from 4.3BSD (that's the new one with
the *very* flexible config file).
Syslogd is essentially unchanged from the 4.3BSD, with the exception that
*nothing* is ever logged to the console (BAD thing to do on a UNIXpc). You
can configure it (via /etc/syslog.conf) to log messages in different
logfiles (depending upon the sender's