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The DHCP server is unable to apply entries to the hosts file because the permissions on the socket are getting created wrong.
```
$ ls -al /run/vyos-hostsd.sock
srwxrwxrwx 1 root vyattacfg 0 May 20 01:38 /run/vyos-hostsd.sock
```
This gives it the correct permissions so that the nobody/nobody user/group can change it.
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[T2311] name servers via cmdline can't take effect
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Please refer to https://phabricator.vyos.net/T2311
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In case if stdout PIPE were lost (for example, after systemd-journald restart), using print() will raise the exception.
This patch replaces print() to logging function, which is not sensitive to this problem. This makes vyos-hostd resistant to stdout disconnection, but of course, all logs after stdout disconnection will be lost.
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dicts.
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It may be better to crash the process in that situation.
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