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Btw see #q27655 for what I believe is a duplicate.

ros::spinOnce() should be inside your while loop. That function allows ROS time to process incoming events.

Note that logging after ros::ok() returns false is not at all guaranteed to work iirc. A printf(..) might be better.

Btw see #q27655 for what I believe is a duplicate.

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