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Distribution: Fedora Core 3, Red Hat 9, CentOS 4.2, Mandriva, Ret Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0
Posts: 116
Rep:
syslog-ng output
Hi,
I'm trying to create a a logging system for some applications using ACE Logging strategies and directing the output from the code to syslog-ng. I'm trying to get syslog-ng to print out the line # from where the message was directed to the log file. By default the output doesn't contain any line # information. Is there an easy way to do this?
what do you mean by "line #"? you want each new line to have the total number of lines in the file? could you give us more context about your situation?
Distribution: Fedora Core 3, Red Hat 9, CentOS 4.2, Mandriva, Ret Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0
Posts: 116
Original Poster
Rep:
You know how in the syslog output the text message is displayed from whereever the debug statement was, i need to output the line# in the file from where the message is coming from in the syslog output
Distribution: Fedora Core 3, Red Hat 9, CentOS 4.2, Mandriva, Ret Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0
Posts: 116
Original Poster
Rep:
For instance this is a call at line 36 in my file called "Use_Syslog.cpp":
MY_INFO( ACE_TEXT ("Testing Macro\n") );
This ouput is directed to syslog-ng's /var/log/messages file. This message is displayed but i also want line 36 as part of the /var/log/messages file entry. I'm able to display the file name but not the line #
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