Rsyslogd conf should be updated after every reload/reboot #72
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Why I did it
Partial fix to the issue
https://github.com/sonic-net/sonic-buildimage/issues/15152
.rsyslogd process inside the container is running but it is not writing any log to the host (not even the init log). It is not recoverable even after a config reload or reboot.
The /etc/rsyslog.conf under each container is written at the beginning of docker start once after ONIE and later the same file is re-used even after reboot. It is likely that something would have happened while creating a conf file possibly with TARGET_IP and the problem would've persisted.
Thus updating the script to make the problem recoverable with config-reload & reboot and more dumps to techsupport to understand the problem.
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How I did it
Made sure the /etc/rsyslog.conf is generated for every container and the logs are seen for every container
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