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>From the fingers of Dean Gaudet flowed the following:
>
>On Mon, 10 Nov 1997, Jim Jagielski wrote:
>
>>     * Conditional logging and aplogger
>> 	Dean broke piped logging, -DNO_OTHER_CHILD to disable the reliable
>> 	stuff if you depend on piped logging.  I figure nobody must, since
>> 	we haven't seen a bug report and it'd show up easily under moderate
>> 	load. Brian thinks this is taking us in an opposite
>> 	direction from where we should be going.
>
>I'm confused by Brian's statement there... is this right?

    No, I think Brian's remark had to do with enhancing mod_log_config
    to do conditional logging, not with the RPL stuff.  This should
    probably be broken into two separate bullets, Jim..

    #ken    P-)}