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It will be started by us. We also should not include logger in our applications because we don't want to start it before we start.
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@bitwalker does this seem right to you? We can include exsyslog as a normal library application (I'm not sure if it's a problem that ExSyslog itself is a I wasn't able to get it working conssitently when I put syslog in applications and relied on it starting before logger would try to init ExSyslog. |
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I tested this locally and deployed via exrm, both worked well. |
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Yep this looks exactly right :) |
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Awesome, thanks @bitwalker. @mr-bt look good? |
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@mr-bt any reason we can't get this merged? |
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See 22cans#6 for details
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This simplifies setup and seems to work. I think it's more correct.
This supersedes #5