The file does exist and I set it to be wide open

prwxrwxrwx. 1 root root 0 Mar 18 08:33 fifo.logdog

When I run the fuser /var/log/fifo.logdog I get no return.

BTW. Thanks for your input!

So I commented out this in the logdog.pl file

##if (openFIFO($conf{'fifo'})) { quit("ERROR => Connecting to fifo [$conf{'fifo'}] returned the error: $!", 1); }

Here is where it is located:

############################# ## ## MAIN PROGRAM ## ############################# ## Initialize initialize(); ## All other initialization stuff processCommandLine(); handleHUP(); ## Open fifo ##if (openFIFO($conf{'fifo'})) { quit("ERROR => Connecting to fifo [$c +onf{'fifo'}] returned the error: $!", 1); }

Of course the program started but no info on a user to access the fifo file. I'll keep digging


In reply to Re^2: LOGDOG FIFO Issue by vhaphisasset
in thread LOGDOG FIFO Issue by vhaphisasset

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