Hi, I would like to check to see if I have missed any syslog reports from my Cisco kit. I have a log in the form of:
2016-02-08T08:47:57.747201+00:00 router.office.eseye.net 19321286: 192.168.107.1: 17326462: Feb 8 2016 08:47:56.746 BST: % SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: blah blah blah I'm, not currently looking to check the delay from when the log was generated, to when rsyslog processed it. This may change when I'm monitoring rsyslog to see if it's having a hard time etc. I do have a sequence number (19321286 above), and on the raw feed, I would like to make sure this is incremented by 1 (one) each time. My suspicion is I should use redis, but I would love someone to say "A better solution is to use ...". I also want to rate check debug entries, as just sometimes I forget to turn them off (blush). Again, my suspicion is I should use the count module. And again, is this a sensible starting point? And, if that wasn't enough to ask, are there any plans to release these two modules on the v8-stable/epel-6 repository? I don't mind compiling etc. It's just nice to have yum track changes rather than me.... Thanks in anticipation Simon
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