Hi Bob,
Not sure if this is better, though it could simplify things a bit if you
have more destinations:
<Output out>
Module om_file
Exec if ($Hostname != /F5/) $outfile = 'F5.log' \
else if ($Hostname != /QNAP/) $outfile = 'QNAP.log' \
...
else drop();
File $outfile
</Output>
With the above it is not possible to have a log routed to multiple output
files obviously (though there is add_to_route() to help with that).
HTH,
Botond
On Wed, 16 Apr 2014 11:29:28 +0800
Bob Zscharnagk <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> Is there a better way of sending output to different files than this?
>
>
>
> Bob
>
>
>
> <Output out>
>
> Module om_file
>
> File "syslog.log"
>
> </Output>
>
> <Output out_F5>
>
> Module om_file
>
> File "F5_syslog.log"
>
> Exec if ($Hostname !~ /F5/) drop();
>
> </Output>
>
> <Output out_QNAP>
>
> Module om_file
>
> File "QNAP_syslog.log"
>
> Exec if ($Hostname !~ /QNAP/) drop();
>
> </Output>
>
> <Output out_Switch>
>
> Module om_file
>
> File "Switch_syslog.log"
>
> Exec if ($Hostname !~ /10.0.1.254/) drop();
>
> </Output>
>
>
>
> <Route 1>
>
> Path in => out,out_F5,out_QNAP,out_Switch
>
> </Route>
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