Christopher Browne wrote:
> 
> roctaiwan <nettreeinc at gmail.com> writes:
>> Thanks for your answer. 
>> You said something about 1.2, 2.0 is that chapter number for Slony
>> manual?
>> Can you tell me where is the default location to find slony logs? Do I
>> have
>> to enable it in conf file? which one and how?
> 
> 1.  By default, each slon process logs its activity to standard output.
> 
> If you capture that, then the output will go wherever you chose to
> capture the output.
> 
> 2.  You might configure the slon (the -f option) to log via syslog, in
> which case you would look to your system's syslog implementation to see
> where it puts logs.
> -- 
> Christopher Browne
> 

Christ, 
When you provide me answers, please treat me as a newbee and descirbe in
more detail on how things work! this would eliminate I repeatly asking
relatively same question over and over, save some complication when people
reading our conversation. 


1. You mean when starting the slon I can do something like:
"slon sql_cluster "dbname=something user=postgres" & > logfile.log" ?

2. this is something I am not familar with. For -f option, first I don't
know where is slon's configuration file called. Second, you said I could
generate log via syslog? how does that work? 
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