Hi
Just to say this solved itself.
Now both remote destinations work at the same time, and local logging
also works. So solved.
I don't know why thou, (I certainly have not done anything) and that
kind of bothers me, but I'll get over it when I get onto the never
ending stream of issues coming my way :)
Thanks to all for the help provided!
Be happy
On 02/02/15 18:25, Makimoto wrote:
Thank you for that. Tomorrow then, I will put rsyslog in debug mode,
generate some events and try to see if I can see anything odd on the
resulting debug log.
If I see nothing wrong, Will come begging for your help again :)
Be happy
On 02/02/15 18:09, David Lang wrote:
On Mon, 2 Feb 2015, Rainer Gerhards wrote:
I just did it again as I could not be sure I the first one had both
destinations un-commented.
http://pastebin.com/Dz5qxbQu
That log unfortunately just covers the startup, up to the point where
the
main process forked. So it is created differently than the initial
snippet.
Unless you are debugging a config/startup problem, the interesting part
of the debug log is when the first log message is sent to the problem
destinations.
Most of the setup for any output doesn't take place until there is a log
message sent to that output. This includes connections to remote
machines, etc.
This adds some latency to the first message being output, but if you
remember that rsyslog has template based outputs, you can see how it
can't always know what outputs are going to exist before there is a log
message sent to them.
David Lang
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