Mark Bixby wrote:

> The distributed syslog.conf is more of an example of what is possible with
> syslog, rather than something you want to put into production use unmodified.
>
> I was still a customer back then, and if I had been the one to productize it
> for FOS I might have called it syslog.conf.sample and changed the contents around.

the unwashed masses (or even myself :-) would be interested in knowing what a 'good'
syslog configuration ought to look like.          - d

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