This is a discussion on Re: /etc/rc syslogd patch for your consideration within the mailing.openbsd.tech forums, part of the OpenBSD category; --> > This small patch adds a check to /etc/rc to see if syslogd should be > started or not, ...
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| > This small patch adds a check to /etc/rc to see if syslogd should be > started or not, making it consistent with the other daemons listed in > /etc/rc.conf. > > The default behavior of automatically starting syslogd is not changed, > but setting syslogd_flags to NO in /etc/rc.conf.local will cause this > code block to be skipped instead syslogd throwing an error message to > the screen. I strongly believe that syslogd should always run. The consequences of not running it are bizzare. I think not running it is heading too strongly in the direction of "embedded device", and that people going that far should make their own larger changes to the rc scripts, outside the rc.conf framework. |