I would avoid changing "messages" since JTAC usually relies on the standard
stuff being there (and often increasing the logging to daemon any; kernel
any;). Instead, create a se
parate log file for your own cut-down logging.
On Thu, Mar 21, 2019 at 03:09:30PM -0400, Jason Lixfeld wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I’m looking for some ideas about configuring syslog.
>
> Starting from the bare-minumum syslog config, and log-updown in BGP:
>
> jlixfeld@lab# show system syslog
> user * {
> any emergency;
> }
> host 10.219.51.130 {
> any info;
> }
> file messages {
> any info;
> }
> time-format year millisecond;
>
> The messages file produces a great set of useful logs for day-to-day
> operations and monitoring: up/down for LDP, LLDP, ISIS, BFD, interface, BGP
> and also executed CLI commands (mgd UI_CMDLINE_READ_LINE). It’s great.
>
> However, an enormous amount of logs from mgd (UI_*), chassisd, and a bunch of
> other processes are also caught in this messages file, and while it’s
> definitely useful to capture, it doesn’t need to be in the same file as the
> day-to-day stuff. I’m sure others have constructed some useful syslog
> configs for separating these day-to-day messages into one file, and other
> stuff into other file(s). I’m interested in seeing other people’s work for
> some inspiration on how I can construct a useful set of files myself.
>
> Anyone care to share?
>
> Thanks in advance!
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