Background:
We are running rsyslog v8 as a non-root user.
As a non-root user, they are running:
/xxxxxx/rsyslogd -f /xxxxx/config/rsyslog.conf -i
/xxxxxxx/rsyslogd.pid
Issue:
When the non-root user starts, stops, or has a bad configuration,
these messages are being sent to the root owned rsyslog file of
/var/log/messages.
Question:
Is there an option, directive, module that could be included in
the non-root user configuration to specify a different log file where
these messages could be sent?
Thanks in advance
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