Questions tagged [syslogd]
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is there any way to filter in syslog (not rsyslog) such as programname?
I need to add filter in my syslogs. I know how to do in rsyslogs. But we need to add same logs in syslogs as well in legacy systems.Is there any way to do it?
Corresponding rsyslog entries are:
:msg,...
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.resyslogd process is using 200% cpu [duplicate]
First of all, a disclamer, I am not a sys admin, I was just asked to check why a VM of ours is using a lot of the cpu.
It turns out that this process is running for ever on 200%
$top
PID &...
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syslog changes required for remote ip with port
I'm trying to setup a remote server logging which works fine with the default port 514. Now suppose i want the client to send logs on a different port say '15141' and if the change the client /etc/...
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Rewriting facility/severity in rsyslog v7 before shipping off to a remote collector
I have a machine "A" with a local rsyslogd, and a remote collector machine "B" elsewhere listening with its own syslog daemon and log processing engine. It all works great...except that there is one ...
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syslogd to Remote Server with Template
All over the web I find examples for either (1) rsyslog to a remote server or (2) rsyslog with templates, but never both. When I have this /etc/rsyslog.conf on my Mac it sends to the remote server ...
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syslogd no such file or directory - OpenBSD 3.9
OK - long story short:
I have OpenBSD box that was setup as a network appliance (long time ago) I have returned to life. Several errors I am working on and could use any help I can get.
Errors on ...
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Why does syslog create a user.log instead using syslog.log?
I have experienced something a bit weird for me. I have filebeat monitoring my rsyslog (syslog.log) file and sending it to my logstash.
I have noticed that after restarting filebeat where syslog is ...
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Why corrupted rc.sysinit file create syslogd error
During boot the system hangs, and the last message while it hangs is:
Starting system logger: Can't open or create /var/run/syslogd.pid. Can't write pid.
After a while I discovered that /etc/init/rc....
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Disabling syslogd messages
As I am working with the terminal, I see a lot of messages every some seconds saying that
Message from syslogd@compute-0-0 at Jul 24 18:38:57 ...
kernel:[ 723.595032] [Hardware Error]: ...
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Syslog not capturing from one vendor
We've had a syslogd server running on a FBSD box for years (now at 10.2). It captures remote logs sent across the LAN from a SonicWALL and some HP ProCurve switches.
We just switched to a Meraki ...
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How to supress specific message in syslogd 1.4.1
Is there any way to suppress specific message in syslogd? I have couple of Linux Oracle 5.10 servers with syslogd 1.4.1 As all my servers are production servers - I can't upgrade syslogd to rsyslogd (...
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Properly Configured Rsyslog on CentOS
I'm trying to configure Rsyslog 5.8.10 on CentOS 6.4 to send Apache's error and access logs to a remote server. It's working, but I have a couple questions.
UPDATE: A, B and C are the only ones ...
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syslogd filtering not working on FreeBSD
I am failing to get filtering by program or facility working in FreeBSD syslogd.
I added
local6.debug /var/log/test.log
!testd
*.debug /var/log/test.log
to my /etc/syslog....
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How to check syslog.d is running
My syslog is running correctly but out of curiosity how to check that syslog daemon is running. Is there anyway I could check the status like apache
root@server1:/etc# /etc/init.d/apache2 status
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Configuring 'audit' facility in syslog-ng on solaris server?
This is a follow-up to this question. mghocke was kind enough to help me out with that question, but this is really a separate question, therefor a new post.
I really don't know a lot about syslog, ...
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Moving from syslog.conf to syslogng.conf
I'm moving a Solaris box from syslogd to syslog-ng, because the Solaris version of syslogd obliterates the original source hostname on the logs. I'm looking through the syslogng.conf documentation, ...
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Remote Logging with syslog
I have two machines running FreeBSD, bsdclient and bsdserver. I am trying to setup remote logging such that bsdclient sends all the logs to bsdserver. My syslog.conf on bsdclient goes like this
*.* ...
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Redirect all messages from dhcpd to its own log file?
I'd like to redirect all messages from dhcpd to their own log file, rather than having them appear in /var/log/messages.
Here is the configuration on /etc/syslog.conf:
!dhcpd
*.* ...
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OS X Server 10.4 postfix qmngr is suddenly using tons of resources
I have an Apple XServe G5, running 10.4 server, that I use primarily for my (small) companies website and internal email. Usually, the processor usage hovers around 5-10% total. As I have a rather ...
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Syslog buffering
I have a large number of "client" machines (Mac Minis running OS X 10.6.3) that need to send data to a central server, also running OS X, so I am using remote syslogging to accomplish this.
My ...
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How can I force syslog traffic to use TCP instead of UDP?
Centos 5.x
I'd like to have my syslog traffic use TCP instead of UDP.
Does the stock syslog daemon for CentOS support this? If so, where would I set that option?
-M
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Remote logging with Syslogd, can I change the hostname?
I am running ddwrt v24-sp2 on three WRT54GL routers. These routers all send their syslog information to the same remote server using syslogd
The problem is that in the logs the hostname will change ...
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syslogd: Logfile format (not configuration format)
I'd like to parse logfiles. Is the logfile format of syslogd the same for all systems? On my system (Debian Lenny), it's:
Mar 7 04:22:40 my-host-name ...
(I'm not much interested in the ... part)
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