Hi David
you need the software that creates them to do the formatting
Exactly, question is, is there any? should I do it "by hand" and if so, how?
yes, rsyslog handles RFC5424, you may note that the author of that RFC
is the primary author of rsyslog.
I understand that rsyslog handles RFC5424. My question was more about
this scenario: if my application uses the standard syslog calls to
generate log messages, but the message text is formatted following the
RFC5424 specifications (in particular, adding the tags), will this be
enough for rsyslog to recognise the format and process it properly?
More over, will this format be a valid message format for the syslog
API? will it accept the tags?
Anyone in this list has done this so far and could comment on his/her
experience?
Thanks in advance
Pablo
On 10/04/2011 10:30 PM, [email protected] wrote:
On Tue, 4 Oct 2011, Pablo Chacin wrote:
Hi all
Is there a way to generate log data using the RFC 5424 format?
remember that rsyslog transports and outputs log messages, with very
few exceptions it doesn't create them. you need the software that
creates them to do the formatting
If not, would an standard syslog message on which I add structured
data according the RFC 5424
be recognised and processed properly by rsyslog?
yes, rsyslog handles RFC5424, you may note that the author of that RFC
is the primary author of rsyslog.
David Lang
Thanks in advance
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