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Re: centralized syslog


From: xyberpix <xyberpix () xyberpix com>
Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2004 19:13:02 +0100

Hi Ant,

I had this problem a while ago as well, and not meaning to sound nasty
or anything, I found the answer to the problem in the syslog man page. I
would give you the answer, but I can't actually remember it right now,
sorry. But I know it's in there somewhere.

xyberpix


On Sat, 2004-09-11 at 12:20, linux user wrote:
Dear All,

I have this scenario of a collection of  Linux nodes (node01-node99)
reporting to one logging node(mgt), i would like to  have this logging
node(mgt) reporting back to a centralized node( (log-server) but not
changing the logs, as for now when i use the -h startup option in the
logging node(mgt), it does forward the logs it is listening too but
report them as coming from itself (mgt) instead of(nodeXY), that is
happening on a redhat based cluster.


TIA

Anst. Ant.

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