Hi all, I write you for a little question regarding a great framework (I continue to discover new and usefull features in uWSGI!) I'm using uWSGI with --logger option to send any log tu syslog Now I want to daemonize the uwsgi process so I use the --daemonize option
The daemonize option requests a <logfile> argument and I can't specify syslog, but only a file or a udp socket So, in my case, I have to specify both options: logger and daemonize Now the questions... What's the role of the logfile specified in the daemonize option? I find it is 0 bytes Will it never contain any message? Do you think it is correct that I put it in the same directory with pid-file and sock-file (/var/run/uwsgi on centos)? I know these are not big issues, but it is just a matter, for me, to understand uWSGI a little bit better thanks in advance, Marco ... as a side note: looking at this https://github.com/unbit/uwsgi/blob/uwsgi-1.4/core/logging.c#L227 helped me to undestand that I can't pass a syslog to daemonize looking at this https://github.com/unbit/uwsgi/blob/uwsgi-1.4/core/uwsgi.c#L1287 helped me to diagnose a permission issue no doubt: having errors with links to the sources is a great thing ... and having the sources is even better thing! :-) ok, ok, but now, please, don't tell me I should have a closer look at the sources and answer by myself
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