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The previous implementation of log rotation used an hourly cron job to
check log file size and possibly perform a rotation. If the logging
rate is high, this interval may allow for root file system space
exhustion.
Utilizing rsyslog's outchannel mechanism enables log rotation to be
initiated as soon as the log file becomes larger than its configured
size.
Fixes Bug 7807.
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Configuration file is /etc/rsyslog.conf and it is supports
directory of include parameters so do not need to edit
rsyslog.conf directly
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Bug 4494
(cherry picked from commit 7dc1c900184a629975b2e22e79c5dc44c494448e)
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Since quagga uses local7, make it a real facility.
Allow local7 for compatiablity.
Bug 4263
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The new code was requiring full pathname, but old version was
using /var/log/user/<filename> so make new code work like old code.
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Default fallback code was broken
Change to blocked out region for Vyatta config.
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Do most of the work in the rewritten vyatta_update_syslog code.
Handle multiple facilities for same target without causing duplicate
log messages.
Never restart syslog daemon, just reload it and only if the configuration
has changed.
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Use 3 arg open.
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previous ones in /etc/syslog.conf
- multiple nodes configured under 'system syslog global' are appended to syslog.conf
- default '*.notice -/var/log/messages' is removed from syslog.conf if any
node is configured under 'system syslog global' and is put back when nothing
configured under 'system syslog global'
- syslog process only restarted once after making all changes in config
- added commit checks at 'system syslog <>' level nodes to specify facility
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