As I recall, the problem was with the Windows implementation of the
Sys::Syslog,
which at least started as simply a perl wrapper to the unix syslog()
library calls.
Both modules inherit from Sys::Syslog, so any issues experienced with
one will
be seen by the other.
Though, as ActiveState now includes Sys::Syslog in their win32 and win64
distros,
it might be possible to get this to work; although, the "rules of
syslog" say to
avoid the setlogsock() call, which is conditionally called in both of
these modules
as well, so...It's worth a test to see if the documentation can be updated.
Robert Fisher
Systems Administrator
Sitestar Internet Services
On 10/28/2013 11:54 AM, Johnson, Neil M wrote:
Can you use <AuthLog SYSLOG> on Windows ?
According to the Manual <Log SYSLOG> only works on UNIX systems, but
nothing is mentioned in the section of the manual for <AuthLog SYSLOG>.
Thanks.
-Neil
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