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ralphlange / procServ

Wrapper to start arbitrary interactive commands in the background, with telnet or Unix domain socket access to stdin/stdout
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Timestamps are inserted at arbitrary positions #3

Closed ralphlange closed 8 years ago

ralphlange commented 9 years ago

From Mark Rivers:

Timestamps are inserted whenever a chunk of characters is received from the child process. It seems that procServ assumes it always gets complete lines - this is not the case, resulting in timestamps being inserted at arbitrary positions in the log stream.