[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Normal programs contact syslog using normal POSIX mechanisms. The
low-level Hurd servers however work below the POSIX environment -- they
are responsible for *implementing* these mechanisms.
You need to find a way for syslog to get information from the low-level
servers directly. I can think of various ways to do it; but it's not as
trivial as you seem to believe.
That was the answer i wanted to trigger. If syslogd was working so
well, there would already be entries of it in the Hurd servers.
Can you please elaborate which servers you characterise as
"low-level"? Since all Hurd servers lie in user space, it seems
contradictory to use the term low-level.
Thanks,
Constantine
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