Re: Logging: home-grown mechanism or syslog/event-log?

Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> ...
> This doesn't seem like very much code to me. I agree that maybe this
> could be sublimated into APR, but it also seems pretty general and
> simple. To me, the "big coding task" that's going to create tons of
> churn (and require maintenance) is teaching our servers to *call* the
> logging API in a million places. The actual logging infrastructure
> described above, even if homegrown, seems pretty tiny to me.

My $0.02: take the existing httpd low-level logging code and move it
to APR. Then have the httpd and Subversion logging APIs (which would
just be thin glue layers) use the APR log API to actually log the
individual messages.

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