Thanks Len, I am not sure I fully understand what final does. The site states "This flag means that the processing of log statements ends here. Note that this does not necessarily mean that matching messages will be stored only once, as there can be matching log statements processed prior the current one." Does this mean that anything below my syslog log line would not get anything, so basically like everything below doesn't exist or is commented out? -Nick On 11/1/06, Leonard Mills <Leonard_Mills@corpnet.sel.sony.com> wrote:
Nick wrote:
If I don't want the the same messages logged to both files I would need to remove one of the two filters, right?
you could add the controls to your log entries, something like:
log { source(src); filter(f_syslog); destination(syslog); flags(final); };
That would keep the messages out of messages :-).
Len