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send data to log with xinetd

I'm programming a little server with xinetd. This server wait for
connections on the port 2000.
When I write to stdout, it sends datas to the port 2000, and when I
read from stdin, it read datas from 2000.

When I write to stderr, it still send the informations on the port
2000, and I would like that they appears into a log file.

I thougth that if we specified a log_type FILES in the xinetd server
configuration, stderr would go to this output...

Do you know hot to send output to these log files ?
Nov 14 '05 #1
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Bestel <th********@fre e.fr> spoke thus:
I thougth that if we specified a log_type FILES in the xinetd server
configuration, stderr would go to this output... Do you know hot to send output to these log files ?


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