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no syslogs on FreeBSD #8

Closed Dexus closed 9 years ago

Dexus commented 9 years ago 
$ uname -prs
FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE-p16 amd64
$ node -v
v0.10.40

can you please check what wrong?

msimerson commented 9 years ago

tested on bare metal FreeBSD and a Docker with FreeBSD image.

sam-github commented 9 years ago

Hi, what is the issue you are trying to report? Is something not installing? What are you doing, and what is the output, and how do we reproduce?

FreeBSD in general certainly has syslog, perhaps you are running a stripped down image/distro with an incomplete C library?

Dexus commented 9 years ago

Hi,

I have a complete new webserver installed but don't get any log with the module in syslogs... With the node-syslog or the strong-fork-syslog logs are in the syslog.

So there are must a bug or im wrong?

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Am 13.09.2015 um 22:30 schrieb Sam Roberts notifications@github.com:

Hi, what is the issue you are trying to report? Is something not installing? What are you doing, and what is the output, and how do we reproduce?

FreeBSD in general certainly has syslog, perhaps you are running a stripped down image/distro with an incomplete C library?

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sam-github commented 9 years ago

All the syslog modules just call syslog(), its hard to see what's different.Without some idea of what you are seeing I don't know, and can't fix anything.

For example, I don't know if the module didn't compile, if it compiled but failed at runtime, or ran, but you can't find the logs, or something else entirely. I don't even know which of our tools you are using, or what you are sending to syslog (--metrics? --log?).

What are you doing, and what is the output, and how do we reproduce?

Dexus commented 9 years ago

No build errors as i can see. And the tests don't write to syslogs. On debian and ubuntu there are no problems.

Von meinem iPhone gesendet

Am 13.09.2015 um 23:36 schrieb Sam Roberts notifications@github.com:

All the syslog modules just call syslog(), its hard to see what's different.Without some idea of what you are seeing I don't know, and can't fix anything.

For example, I don't know if the module didn't compile, if it compiled but failed at runtime, or ran, but you can't find the logs, or something else entirely. I don't even know which of our tools you are using, or what you are sending to syslog (--metrics? --log?).

What are you doing, and what is the output, and how do we reproduce?

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Dexus commented 9 years ago

Our PR thats tests and shows the Bug: baudehlo/Haraka/pull/1145

rmg commented 9 years ago

Bad news, it worked for me and all the tests pass..

vagrant@:~/node_modules/modern-syslog % npm test

> modern-syslog@1.1.0 test /home/vagrant/node_modules/modern-syslog
> tap test/test-*.js

test/test-compat.js ................................... 8/8
test/test-core.js ................................... 14/14
test/test-openlog.js .June[854]: Hi, June
Leonie: Hi, Leonie
test/test-openlog.js .................................. 1/1
test/test-setmask.js ................................ 32/32
test/test-stream.js ................................. 14/14
test/test-syslog.js ................................. 15/15
total ............................................... 84/84

  84 passing (2s)

  ok
vagrant@:~/node_modules/modern-syslog % uname -prs
FreeBSD 10.2-STABLE amd64
vagrant@:~/node_modules/modern-syslog % node -v
v0.12.7
Dexus commented 9 years ago

and what is in your syslog written?

msimerson commented 9 years ago

Two things:

  1. you used node 0.12 vs 0.10 (potential difference)
  2. Tests pass for us too, but did it actually write log entries in /var/log/maillog or /var/log/messages?
rmg commented 9 years ago

It wrote to /var/log/messages, I just didn't show it because I did it from the repl. I'm cooking up a test script now so I can try to break it.

rmg commented 9 years ago

@msimerson where did you get your node binaries from? I just did pkg install node and v0.12.7 is what it gave me.

msimerson commented 9 years ago 
pkg install node010

Which is the same thing as:

cd /usr/ports/www/node010 && make install clean

except faster.

Matt

msimerson commented 9 years ago

FreeBSD pkg hint:

%   pkg search node
drupal6-nodewords-6.x.1.14
gstreamer-plugins-annodex-0.10.31_1,3
leafnode-1.11.11
munin-node-2.0.25_4
node-0.12.7
node-devel-0.11.16_2
node-thrift-0.9.1_1
node010-0.10.40
p5-Tree-DAG_Node-1.27
p5-Tree-Node-0.08_2
p5-WebService-Linode-0.28
p5-XML-Node-0.11_1
p5-XML-NodeFilter-0.01_1
xnodecor-0.1_2
rmg commented 9 years ago

Ended up just installing from a source tarball...

vagrant@:~ % uname -prs
FreeBSD 10.2-STABLE amd64
vagrant@:~ % ~/n/bin/node -v
v0.10.40
vagrant@:~ % ~/n/bin/node -e 'require("modern-syslog").error("modern-syslog FTW!");'
vagrant@:~ % tail -1 /var/log/messages
Sep 17 22:08:37  node: modern-syslog FTW!
rmg commented 9 years ago

FWIW, node-syslog and strong-fork-syslog are also working for me on v0.10.40.