Today log messages from the RPCAPI worker processes are properly stored in the log file, but messages from the psgi script before forking are sent to STDERR. What happens with those messages depends on context. If you're starting the daemon from your terminal the messages end up in your terminal. If systemd is staring the daemon the messages end up in the journal. If the FreeBSD init system is starting the daemon the messages are dropped and never to be found.
Log messages from the pre-fork phase of the RPCAPI daemon must be stored together with the messages from the worker processes.
Today log messages from the RPCAPI worker processes are properly stored in the log file, but messages from the psgi script before forking are sent to STDERR. What happens with those messages depends on context. If you're starting the daemon from your terminal the messages end up in your terminal. If systemd is staring the daemon the messages end up in the journal. If the FreeBSD init system is starting the daemon the messages are dropped and never to be found.
Log messages from the pre-fork phase of the RPCAPI daemon must be stored together with the messages from the worker processes.