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Log location. #34
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It's not a dumb question. While it's documented, it's done a bit sparingly:
The |
Thanks, I will give it a look. |
Let me clarify one point:
with "your configuration" I really meant your syslog implementation and how it's configured. If you're using a systemd-based distribution, I believe it will end up in the journal. On OpenBSD, with the default configuration, the logs will end up in |
An example in the docs would be nice. It took me some trial and error to figure out, but:
This will log to |
Few grammar and style fixes, plus add an example about logging on a file. Prodded by #34
@agrajag9 yeah, an example would be nice. I added something in the "EXAMPLES" section of the manpage, could that have worked for you? |
Yes, that's perfect! Thank you very much |
Might be a dumb question, but I cannot find anywhere else.
Does gmid keeps a log of what happens and the requests it serves? Like what gemexp outputs to stdout
Where is the default location for that?
I can't find it.
Thanks in advance.
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