also sprach da...@lang.hm da...@lang.hm [2011.02.01.1957 +0100]:
rsyslog already has the include directive to include files (or all
files in a directory)
does this work for you? if not, what does it lack?
I am aware of the include directive. It has nothing to do with what
I am trying to do.
On Tue, 1 Feb 2011, martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach da...@lang.hm da...@lang.hm [2011.02.01.1957 +0100]:
rsyslog already has the include directive to include files (or all
files in a directory)
does this work for you? if not, what does it lack?
I am aware of the include directive. It has
rsyslog already has the include directive to include files (or all files
in a directory)
does this work for you? if not, what does it lack?
David LangDear rsysloggers,
I found that using a construct like
$template authlog,/var/log/auth.log_%$NOW%
auth,authpriv.* ?authlog
I can
also sprach da...@lang.hm da...@lang.hm [2011.02.01.1957 +0100]:
rsyslog already has the include directive to include files (or all
files in a directory)
does this work for you? if not, what does it lack?
Hello David,
thanks for your time in writing back. Unfortunately, I think I was
also sprach da...@lang.hm da...@lang.hm [2011.02.01.2006 +0100]:
your distro may have something like this, but Ubuntu already does all
output directives through include files, so why not just replace
those include files?
Because it means I need to maintain them, rather than leave this job
up
also sprach da...@lang.hm da...@lang.hm [2011.02.01.2006 +0100]:
your distro may have something like this, but Ubuntu already does all
output directives through include files, so why not just replace
those include files?
Because it means I need to maintain them, rather than leave this job
up
This sounds useful, at least for some use cases. However, this most probably
requires considerable changes to the config engine. And as this engine is
scheduled to be replaced, I don't like to touch it too much.
However, there may be one solution. We could declare something like if the
file name
On Tue, 1 Feb 2011, martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach da...@lang.hm da...@lang.hm [2011.02.01.2006 +0100]:
your distro may have something like this, but Ubuntu already does all
output directives through include files, so why not just replace
those include files?
Because it means I need to
On Tue, 1 Feb 2011, Rainer Gerhards wrote:
This sounds useful, at least for some use cases. However, this most probably
requires considerable changes to the config engine. And as this engine is
scheduled to be replaced, I don't like to touch it too much.
However, there may be one solution. We
also sprach Rainer Gerhards rgerha...@hq.adiscon.com [2011.02.01.2155 +0100]:
Then, you would need to define templates e.g
$template /var/log/messages,/var/log/messages_%$NoW%
And those would automatically be converted. That seems to require relatively
few changes.
Would that help?
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