module Syslog:sig..end
Syslog routines
These are loosely based on the unix syslog(3) function and relatives.
typefacility =[ `LOG_AUTH
| `LOG_AUTHPRIV
| `LOG_CONSOLE
| `LOG_CRON
| `LOG_DAEMON
| `LOG_FTP
| `LOG_KERN
| `LOG_LOCAL0
| `LOG_LOCAL1
| `LOG_LOCAL2
| `LOG_LOCAL3
| `LOG_LOCAL4
| `LOG_LOCAL5
| `LOG_LOCAL6
| `LOG_LOCAL7
| `LOG_LPR
| `LOG_MAIL
| `LOG_NEWS
| `LOG_NTP
| `LOG_SECURITY
| `LOG_SYSLOG
| `LOG_USER
| `LOG_UUCP ]
The assorted logging facilities. The default is `LOG_USER. You
can set a new default with openlog, or give a specific facility per
syslog call.
typeflag =[ `LOG_CONS | `LOG_PERROR | `LOG_PID ]
Flags to pass to openlog. `LOG_CONS isn't implemented
yet. LOG_NDELAY is mandatory and implied
typelevel =[ `LOG_ALERT
| `LOG_CRIT
| `LOG_DEBUG
| `LOG_EMERG
| `LOG_ERR
| `LOG_INFO
| `LOG_NOTICE
| `LOG_WARNING ]
The priority of the error.
type t
the type of a syslog connection
val facility_of_string : string -> facilitygiven a string descibing a facility, return the facility. The strings consist of the name of the facility with the LOG_ chopped off. They are not case sensitive.
Syslog_error when given an invalid facilityval openlog : ?logpath:string ->
?facility:facility -> ?flags:flag list -> string -> topenlog ?(logpath=AUTODETECTED) ?(facility=`LOG_USER) ?(flags=[]) program_name, similar to openlog(3)
Syslog_error on errorval syslog : ?fac:facility -> t -> level -> string -> unitSame as syslog(3), except there's no formats.
Syslog_error on error (very rare)val closelog : t -> unitClose the log.
Syslog_error on error