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How do I find stdout of a process in openrc?

Here's how I created my daemon.

/etc/init.d/mydaemon

#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

All I get in my logs is:

 * Starting tornado ... [ ok ]

I have default /etc/rc.conf with set rc_logger="YES". What I would like to get is something like systemd allows to view stdout of a daemon with sudo journalctl -u mydaemon

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How do I find stdout of a process in openrc?

Here's how I created my daemon.

/etc/init.d/mydaemon

#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

All I get in my logs is:

 * Starting tornado ... [ ok ]

I have default /etc/rc.conf with set rc_logger="YES". What I would like to get is something like systemd allows to view stdout of a daemon with sudo journalctl -u mydaemon

daemon stdout openrc

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How do I find stdout of a process in openrc?

Here's how I created my daemon.

/etc/init.d/mydaemon

#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

All I get in my logs is:

 * Starting tornado ... [ ok ]

I have default /etc/rc.conf with set rc_logger="YES". What I would like to get is something like systemd allows to view stdout of a daemon with sudo journalctl -u mydaemon

daemon stdout openrc

share|improve this question

edited May 23 '18 at 3:29

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#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

 * Starting tornado ... [ ok ]

share|improve this question

edited May 23 '18 at 3:29

karel

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asked May 22 '18 at 21:10

deathangel908deathangel908

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edited May 23 '18 at 3:29

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You can specify output_log, error_log or output_logger, error_logger. So you can extend you service file to be

#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

output_log="/var/log/tornado.log"

error_log="/var/log/tornado.err"

And then you will find the output inside /var/log/tornado.log. More details can be found in manpage of openrc-run (openrc-run(8)).

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You can specify output_log, error_log or output_logger, error_logger. So you can extend you service file to be

#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

output_log="/var/log/tornado.log"

error_log="/var/log/tornado.err"

And then you will find the output inside /var/log/tornado.log. More details can be found in manpage of openrc-run (openrc-run(8)).

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You can specify output_log, error_log or output_logger, error_logger. So you can extend you service file to be

#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

output_log="/var/log/tornado.log"

error_log="/var/log/tornado.err"

And then you will find the output inside /var/log/tornado.log. More details can be found in manpage of openrc-run (openrc-run(8)).

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You can specify output_log, error_log or output_logger, error_logger. So you can extend you service file to be

#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

output_log="/var/log/tornado.log"

error_log="/var/log/tornado.err"

And then you will find the output inside /var/log/tornado.log. More details can be found in manpage of openrc-run (openrc-run(8)).

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#!/sbin/openrc-run



command="python3"

command_args="/srv/http/tornado.py"

command_background="yes"

pidfile="/tmp/tornado.pid"

output_log="/var/log/tornado.log"

error_log="/var/log/tornado.err"

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answered 1 hour ago

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answered 1 hour ago

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answered 1 hour ago

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