On Mon 07 Jul 2014 at 17:53:24 +0100, Brian wrote:
> With systemd-journald running or not running ('systemctl mask
> systemd-journald') 'ps ax' shows /usr/sbin/rsyslogd listening. Messages
> are logged to the usual places in /var/log. You can be confident that
> the information you already had about binary logs with journald was not
> false.
And if this reassurance is not convincing there is
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2014/02/msg00772.html
With my rsyslog (and systemd maintainer) hat on, let me add a few
remarks here:
We still do install rsyslog by default and will continue to do so for
the forseeable future (for reasons like the one you mentioned).
So your text-based logs won't be gone with the switch to systemd.
Let me repeat that: Jessie will have text-based logs, nothing in that
regard changes.
Actually it does: systemd can feed additional information into syslog
(e.g. from daemons stdout/stderr), so you'll get a syslog with more
complete information when running under systemd.
As for journald, we currently don't enable persistent logging in
journald (persistent logging can be done by creating a folder
/var/log/journal with the appropriate permissions).
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