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10-25-2005
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writing to multiple syslog facilities
is there a way to allow one application to simultaneously write to multiple syslog facilities?
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Do you mean write to a remote node's syslog?
One system = one syslog, pretty much. I don't think it's possible to start multiple syslogd instances and have them write to different syslog files/devices, AFAIK anyway.
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