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Full Discussion: AIX versus Networks
Operating Systems AIX AIX versus Networks Post 93652 by alisetan on Wednesday 21st of December 2005 04:34:12 AM
Old 12-21-2005
CPU & Memory
Dear Mahi,
It's depands on which field you want to specialized. If you think that you like stay in your current field, i think you should do soo.

1) There is not much oppurtunities if you specialised in one thing. However, AIX is considered as most used OS.

2) You would have more future in networks in general. There is a lot of field to specialised in network. For your information, AIX is also part of the network.

3) Not that sure.
 

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define_syslog_variables

DEFINE_SYSLOG_VARIABLES(3)						 1						DEFINE_SYSLOG_VARIABLES(3)

define_syslog_variables - Initializes all syslog related variables

SYNOPSIS

       void define_syslog_variables (void  )

DESCRIPTION

	Initializes all variables used in the syslog functions.

RETURN VALUES

	No value is returned.

       Syslog variables

       +--------------+-------------------------------+---+---+
       |  Variable    | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        Constant equal	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   Meaning	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	    Notes	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       +--------------+-------------------------------+---+---+
       | $LOG_EMERG   | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_EMERG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |      System is unusable       |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_ALERT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_ALERT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   Immediate action required   |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_CRIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_CRIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |      Critical conditions      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 T{ $LOG_ERR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   LOG_ERR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_WARNING	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_WARNING	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_NOTICE	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_NOTICE	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_INFO	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_INFO	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_DEBUG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_DEBUG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_KERN	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_KERN	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_USER	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_USER	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |      Genetic user level       |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_MAIL	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_MAIL	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	Log to email	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_DAEMON	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_DAEMON	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |     Other system daemons      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_AUTH	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_AUTH	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_SYSLOG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_SYSLOG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on Netware  |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |  $LOG_LPR    | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   LOG_LPR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_NEWS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_NEWS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 Usenet new	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |    Not available on HP-UX     |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |  $LOG_CRON   | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_CRON	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{   Not  available  on  all |   |   |
       |	      | platforms		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |$LOG_AUTHPRIV | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	LOG_AUTHPRIV	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   |T{ Not available on AIX    |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL0  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL0	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL1  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL1	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL2  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL2	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL3  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL3	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL4  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL4	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL5  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL5	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL6  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL6	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL7  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL7	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |  $LOG_PID    | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   LOG_PID	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_CONS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_CONS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_ODELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_ODELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_NDELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_NDELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_NOWAIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_NOWAIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   |T{ Not available on BeOS   |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_PERROR  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_PERROR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   |T{ Not available on AIX    |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       +--------------+-------------------------------+---+---+
       Warning

	      This function has been DEPRECATED as of PHP 5.3.0 and REMOVED as of PHP 5.4.0.

EXAMPLES

       Example #1

	      define_syslog_variables(3) example

	      <?php
	      // Check if syslog variables already is defined
	      if(!get_cfg_var('define_syslog_variables'))
	      {
		  define_syslog_variables();
	      }

	      // Open the log
	      openlog('', $LOG_ODELAY, $LOG_MAIL | $LOG_USER);

	      // Continue script ...
	      ?>

CHANGELOG

       +--------+---------------------------------------------------+
       |Version |						    |
       |	|						    |
       |	|		     Description		    |
       |	|						    |
       +--------+---------------------------------------------------+
       | 5.4.0	|						    |
       |	|						    |
       |	|	 This function was removed from PHP.	    |
       |	|						    |
       | 5.3.0	|						    |
       |	|						    |
       |	|  This function now throws an E_DEPRECATED notice. |
       |	|						    |
       +--------+---------------------------------------------------+
SEE ALSO

       openlog(3), syslog(3), closelog(3).

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