Hardcopy of console system

[Gregory N. Bond]

Enclosed is a little utility I hacked up to do something similar.  It is
run from our rc.local script:

	consolelog /dev/ttya /usr/logs/`hostname`

and logs all console messages to the named files.  If it is sent a SIGHUP
it will re-open all the files.  This allows a sequence like

	mv logfile logfile.old; kill -HUP pid

to trim the log.  The filename "-" is recognised as stdout and is not
reopened with a SIGHUP.

This was based on "contool" by Chuck Musciano.  (I have a similar feature
hacked into contool.)  Many thanks!

Shar and enjoy!!

Greg.
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