An example of a message that might be displayed via zmlog is the following:
09:51:22 zmast 00125 Daemon znode has been stopped.
The message has a time stamp, followed by an 5-character identifier
of what daemon or driver is reporting the message. In this case,
the message is being reported by the zmasterd daemon.
The 5-digit message number and explanation follow. More information
regarding what caused the message to be displayed, plus corrective
action (if applicable) can be found by looking up the message number.
Note that there is an optional 'priority' code
after the 5-digit message code. It is up to the user to define the
priority and its meaning for each message. The recommended use is to
use priority 0,1,2,3, with 0 to indicate normal informative messages,
3 to indicate more sever problems. By default, priority 0 is shown
as a blank as in the above example.
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