Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/15291 (SAP Service marketplace login required)
Summary :
In English:
SysLog daemons terminate abruptly, notably 'rslgcoll' and 'rslgsend'. Diagnosis involves checking "stderr" files in the work directory via UNIX 'more' or transaction ST11; the termination reason appears at the line's end. Exit codes provide clues: 0 (I become a daemon), 1 (Assertion failed, format errors, etc.), and 2 (other daemon alive, PID file issues). For exit codes 1/2, if "stderr" is inadequate, restart the daemon in logging mode by adding "-v" to the start command. For exit code 2, inspect "rslgcpid" and "rslgspid" files for process numbers. Solutions include adding "-F" for exit code 0, reading error messages for exit code 1, and deleting or waiting for PID files for exit code 2.
Key words :
symptom syslog deamons terminate immediately, involved syslog files display documentation, central syslog file, additional key words, entire error message, stderr file lists, empty pid file, prerequisites exit code 0, solution exit code 0, stderr files
Related Notes :
| 40003 | rslgsend(002): Address already in use |
| 26174 | |
| 25526 | Central system log not available |