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SET_MESSAGE_MODE(3) Linux Programmer's Manual SET_MESSAGE_MODE(3)
set_message_mode - Sets the message mode
#include <libaudit.h>
void set_message_mode (message_t mode);
set_message_mode sets the location where informational messages
are sent. If mode=0 (default), then informational messages are
sent to stderr. If mode=1, then informational messages are sent
to syslog.
/* Sample code */
set_message_mode(MSG_SYSLOG)
auditd(8), audit_open(3).
Debora Velarde.
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Linux 2.6 2004-12-01 SET_MESSAGE_MODE(3)
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