On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 06:36:12AM -0800, Pavel Epifanov wrote: > I do it by shell script running by cron to take a log file, process it and > then > rename it to keep several generations (20-40). The result is uploaded to MS > SQL > as ASCII text file. > > By the way if you are familiar with programming it could be like > > tail -f <log> | <your-program> > > where <your-program> is reading from STDIN and doing whatever you want! > C and Perl examples of reading from STDIN are almost in any book. > DB interface is more complex -> why I am using standard ASCII upload. > > OK, some cron entries are required to start/stop the complete stream once a > day > to make a back copy of log...
Ok. Но самый грустный момент это безопасно передать. Удобно было бы через perlDBI, но вот небезопасно ведь, не защищены данные. Строить тунель между хостами?
