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On 11/10/13 18:43, Tiago Geada wrote:
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style="font-family:tahoma,sans-serif;font-size:small;color:rgb(0,0,102)">Seems
a great workaround from Gareth Blades. Thanks I will try it.</div>
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way to make asterisk log a line in /var/log/messages ?</div>
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I normally have all the verbose output sent to the log file so
anything in the NoOp() line gets logged to the file so thats what I
use.<br>
You could use the Log() or Verbose() applications if you only have
errors written to the file as with those commands you can specify a
log level.<br>
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