| Name |
log-any-adapter-daemontools-perl |
| Version |
0.102 |
| Summary |
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| Description |
In the daemontools way of thinking, a daemon writes all its logging output to STDOUT (or STDERR), which is a pipe to a logger process. Doing this instead of other logging alternatives keeps your program simple and allows you to capture errors generated by deeper libraries (like libc) which aren't aware of your logging API. If you want complicated logging you can keep those details in the logging process and not bloat each daemon you write. This module aims to be the easiest, simplest, most efficent way to get Log::Any messages to a file handle while still being flexible enough for the needs of the typical unix daemon or utility script. |
| Section |
libs |
| License |
Artistic-1.0 | GPL-1.0-or-later |
| Homepage |
https://metacpan.org/release/Log-Any-Adapter-Daemontools
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| Recipe file |
recipes-sysutils/log-any-adapter-daemontools-perl/log-any-adapter-daemontools-perl_0.102.bb
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| Layer |
meta-cpan (master branch) |
| Inherits |
- allarch
- cpan
- cpan-base
- perl-version
- perlnative
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