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Remote server not using the client syslog template
syslog ip ranges to specific files using `rsyslog`Splitting rsyslog messages into files based on source (heroku drain)Writing templates for rsyslogUbuntu 12.04 logger won't write to remote syslogrsyslog does not write remote messsages to log file from specific hostSyslog does not record logs received over TCP to a filersyslog does not discard messagesDon't see syslog get logged anywhere on serverUnable to log machine's fqdn instead of “localhost” from java programimtcp imtcp framing error in received tcp message from peer
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I have following as a template to be used by the remote server:
$template tpl1,"%timegenerated:::date-rfc3339% %HOSTNAME% %msg%n"
$ActionFileDefaultTemplate tpl1
When i look at my own machine's syslog, the logs use this format perfectly. The targeted remote server does show messages received in the log but they don't show them using the template i send them in. I do the following on client side:
1xx.xx.xx.xxx:514;tpl1
Am i doing something wrong or is there something i need to do on the server side as well.
rsyslog
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I have following as a template to be used by the remote server:
$template tpl1,"%timegenerated:::date-rfc3339% %HOSTNAME% %msg%n"
$ActionFileDefaultTemplate tpl1
When i look at my own machine's syslog, the logs use this format perfectly. The targeted remote server does show messages received in the log but they don't show them using the template i send them in. I do the following on client side:
1xx.xx.xx.xxx:514;tpl1
Am i doing something wrong or is there something i need to do on the server side as well.
rsyslog
add a comment |
I have following as a template to be used by the remote server:
$template tpl1,"%timegenerated:::date-rfc3339% %HOSTNAME% %msg%n"
$ActionFileDefaultTemplate tpl1
When i look at my own machine's syslog, the logs use this format perfectly. The targeted remote server does show messages received in the log but they don't show them using the template i send them in. I do the following on client side:
1xx.xx.xx.xxx:514;tpl1
Am i doing something wrong or is there something i need to do on the server side as well.
rsyslog
I have following as a template to be used by the remote server:
$template tpl1,"%timegenerated:::date-rfc3339% %HOSTNAME% %msg%n"
$ActionFileDefaultTemplate tpl1
When i look at my own machine's syslog, the logs use this format perfectly. The targeted remote server does show messages received in the log but they don't show them using the template i send them in. I do the following on client side:
1xx.xx.xx.xxx:514;tpl1
Am i doing something wrong or is there something i need to do on the server side as well.
rsyslog
rsyslog
edited May 21 at 6:10
Syed Muhammad Oan
asked May 20 at 17:44
Syed Muhammad OanSyed Muhammad Oan
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