On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 06:34:52PM -0500, Raphael Geissert wrote: > > In any case, paxtest could be modified to output to $HOME/paxtest.log or > > make it write into a log file only if requested to (through a command line > > switch) and output the information to standard output otherwise. > > Ironically, > > in order to do the latter it would *then* have to make use of a temporary > > file. > > I saw you made it write to ~/paxtest.log. I would have personally made > it write to stdout, but I think the way you chose is at least better > than the old behaviour (I didn't verify if you documented it on the > man page, though.)
By default it uses that, but you can tell it to log to any given file of your choice. It was the fastest approach as the script itself is actually autogenerated by another script. Both options are documented in the manpage, with the default behaviour (now) properly described. Regards Javier
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