Log to syslog when running in background#350
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Log messages are unconditionally written to stderr, and are therefore lost after the fork when running in the background (`-g`). If syslog support is detected at compile time, and provided we're not on a platform for which an alternative non-stderr logging facility is provided (i.e. Windows), send log messages to syslog when running in the background.
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Log messages are unconditionally written to stderr, and are therefore lost after the fork when running in the background (
-g). If syslog support is detected at compile time, and provided we're not on a platform for which an alternative non-stderr logging facility is provided (i.e. Windows), send log messages to syslog when running in the background.