Use unconnected socket #1758
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Lets journald subscribers survive a journald restart. Closes #1745
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Lets journald subscribers survive a journald restart. Closes #1745 ## Motivation Currently the journald subscriber immediately connects to the journald socket. As such I understand it'd not survive a full restart of journald. ## Solution Do not connect the client socket immediately; instead pass the socket pathname every time we send a message. This is also what upstream does.
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Lets journald subscribers survive a journald restart. Closes #1745 ## Motivation Currently the journald subscriber immediately connects to the journald socket. As such I understand it'd not survive a full restart of journald. ## Solution Do not connect the client socket immediately; instead pass the socket pathname every time we send a message. This is also what upstream does.
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Lets journald subscribers survive a journald restart. Closes #1745 ## Motivation Currently the journald subscriber immediately connects to the journald socket. As such I understand it'd not survive a full restart of journald. ## Solution Do not connect the client socket immediately; instead pass the socket pathname every time we send a message. This is also what upstream does.
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# 0.2.1 (December 29, 2021) This release improves how `tracing-journald` communicates with `journald`, including the handling of large payloads. ### Added - Use an unconnected socket, so that logging can resume after a `journald` restart ([#1758]) ### Fixed - Fixed string values being written using `fmt::Debug` ([#1714]) - Fixed `EMSGSIZE` when log entries exceed a certain size ([#1744]) A huge thank-you to new contributor @lunaryorn, for contributing all of the changes in this release! [#1714]: #1714 [#1744]: #1744 [#1758]: #1758
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# 0.2.1 (December 29, 2021) This release improves how `tracing-journald` communicates with `journald`, including the handling of large payloads. ### Added - Use an unconnected socket, so that logging can resume after a `journald` restart ([#1758]) ### Fixed - Fixed string values being written using `fmt::Debug` ([#1714]) - Fixed `EMSGSIZE` when log entries exceed a certain size ([#1744]) A huge thank-you to new contributor @lunaryorn, for contributing all of the changes in this release! [#1714]: #1714 [#1744]: #1744 [#1758]: #1758
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# 0.2.1 (December 29, 2021) This release improves how `tracing-journald` communicates with `journald`, including the handling of large payloads. ### Added - Use an unconnected socket, so that logging can resume after a `journald` restart ([tokio-rs#1758]) ### Fixed - Fixed string values being written using `fmt::Debug` ([tokio-rs#1714]) - Fixed `EMSGSIZE` when log entries exceed a certain size ([tokio-rs#1744]) A huge thank-you to new contributor @lunaryorn, for contributing all of the changes in this release! [tokio-rs#1714]: tokio-rs#1714 [tokio-rs#1744]: tokio-rs#1744 [tokio-rs#1758]: tokio-rs#1758
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Lets journald subscribers survive a journald restart.
Closes #1745
Motivation
Currently the journald subscriber immediately connects to the journald socket. As such I understand it'd not survive a full restart of journald.
Solution
Do not connect the client socket immediately; instead pass the socket pathname every time we send a message. This is also what upstream does.