On Donnerstag, 26. November 2009, Torben Friese wrote:
> I have found out that this NOT a lenny problem. It is general.

Hello Torben,

ok, understand.

> Have you seen the other post :
>
> ####
>
> If I set the debug(in cfg) to 4 the proxy write logging messages, then
> via
> $kamctl debug 2
> is everything fine(still logging).

This sounds fine.

> If the debug is set to 2 and I run the proxy in foreground I also
> receive log messages.

You don't expect to receive log messages here? Do you've set fork=no, or log_stderr=no?

> #####
>
>
> Another interesting thing is if you bring in a log at line 205
> (daemonize.c) it is working:
>
> LM_ERR("what ever \n");
> for (r=3; r < 32; r++){
> close(r);
> }
>
> It seems that close() is not able to close the fd for the log (return
> value from mksock in syslog_async.c).
>
> But If I let the for-loop counter start at 4 it is still not working.
>
> After that I tried to set up log_fd as global( int log_fd=-1) and
> include the headers, to check the "r" against the log_fd before execute
> close(). But the same result.
>
> Also a correct close(closelog_async()) in deamonize do not work.
>
> I am open for any ideas, maybe I have oversight something. Could you
> reproduce this ?

I did not found time to setup a test scenario today, should be able to do so on monday.

Regards,

Henning