From: Matthias A. <mat...@gm...> - 2005-10-31 10:11:44
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Greetings, The Debian BTS has a bug open that is titled "fetchmail: shouldn't print sleeping at <date> while logging into syslog" See <http://bugs.debian.org/282259> The question is: At what verbosity should we log "sleeping at <date>"/"awakened at <date>" to the screen? Currently, it's logged whenever "--silent" isn't used. The debian patch changes this to "-v" level. Printing this in non-silent/non-verbose mode hints to the user that fetchmail isn't hanging and regularly checking for mail, but I'd personally not mind using -v. At what verbosity should we log these two messages to syslog? While there are valid reasons not to log these, the option is a keepalive timestamp in the log, to see when fetchmail was running and when it stopped, so I'm inclined to leave the syslog as it is now. Opinions welcome. Regards, -- Matthias Andree |