added man pages for syslog, for #9

programs.cfg

@@ -110,6 +110,7 @@
  ["libsyslog"] = {
   files = {
    ["master/syslog/OpenOS/usr/lib/syslog.lua"] = "/lib",
+   ["master/syslog/OpenOS/usr/man/syslog"] = "/man",
   },
   name = "libsyslog",
   description = "Library for unified logging",
@@ -119,6 +120,7 @@
  ["syslogd"] = {
   files = {
    ["master/syslog/OpenOS/etc/rc.d/syslogd.lua"] = "//etc/rc.d",
+   ["master/syslog/OpenOS/usr/man/syslogd"] = "/man",
   },
   name = "syslogd",
   description = "System logging daemon with network capabilities",

syslog/OpenOS/usr/man/syslog

@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+# syslog Library for OpenOS
+
+The syslog library only provides one function, so the library can be called. In addition, the library provides a number of pre-configured event levels:
+
+ - syslog.emergency 
+ - syslog.alert 
+ - syslog.critical 
+ - syslog.error 
+ - syslog.warning 
+ - syslog.notice 
+ - syslog.info 
+ - syslog.debug 
+
+An example using syslog as both a function and a table:
+
+```lua
+local syslog = require "syslog"
+syslog("message", syslog.emergency, "service name")
+```

syslog/OpenOS/usr/man/syslogd

@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+# syslog Daemon for OpenOS
+
+The syslog daemon lives in */etc/rc.d/syslogd.lua*, and as such is managed as an rc program:
+
+```
+rc syslogd enable
+rc syslogd start
+rc syslogd reload
+```
+
+In addition, the daemon keeps a configuration file in */etc/syslogd.cfg*. This is stored as a Lua table and may be edited in whatever way you see fit. It has the following fields and default values:
+
+|Field		| Default value	|
+| ---		| ---		|
+|port		| 514		|
+|relay		| false		|
+|relayhost	| ""		|
+|receive	| false		|
+|write		| true		|
+|destination	| "/dev/null"	|
+|minlevel	| 6		|
+|beeplevel	| -1		|
+|displevel	| 2		|
+|filter		| {}		|