46 lines
996 B
Bash
46 lines
996 B
Bash
#!/bin/sh
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# Nico Schottelius
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# written for Netstream (www.netstream.ch)
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# Date: Fr 8. Jun 10:30:24 CEST 2007
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# Call the log-wrapper instead of ccollect.sh and it will create nice logs
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#
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# where to find our configuration and temporary file
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#
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CCOLLECT_CONF=${CCOLLECT_CONF:-/etc/ccollect}
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LOGCONF=$CCOLLECT_CONF/logwrapper
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logdir="${LOGCONF}/destination"
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CDATE="date +%Y%m%d-%H%M"
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we="$(basename $0)"
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pid=$$
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logfile="${logdir}/$(${CDATE}).${pid}"
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# use syslog normally
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# Also use echo, can be redirected with > /dev/null if someone cares
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_echo()
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{
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string="${we} (${pid}): $@"
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logger "${string}"
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echo "${string}"
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}
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# exit on error
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_exit_err()
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{
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_echo "$@"
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rm -f "${TMP}"
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exit 1
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}
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# put everything into that specified file
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_echo "Starting with arguments: $@"
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touch "${logfile}" || _exit_err "Failed to create ${logfile}"
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# First line in the logfile is always the commandline
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echo ccollect.sh "$@" > "${logfile}" 2>&1
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ccollect.sh "$@" >> "${logfile}" 2>&1
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_echo "Finished."
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