Add logcontrol-log and log-reload #595
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logcontrol-log provides a log adaptor for the systemd logcontrol interface which enables on-the-fly reconfiguration of logging over DBus. log-reload is a utility crate providing a log implementation that can dynamically modify and replace an underlying logger. It backs the logcontrol-log implementation.
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logcontrol-log provides a log adaptor for the systemd logcontrol interface which enables on-the-fly reconfiguration of logging over DBus.
log-reload is a utility crate providing a log implementation that can dynamically modify and replace an underlying logger. It backs the logcontrol-log implementation.
Disclaimer: These are my crates, but I find them very useful in system services, so I hope this doesn't qualify as self promotion.