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I'm trying to use syslog with output channels to create some log files and I need them to have specific owners and permissions

Within the /etc/rsyslog I'm writing the following:

I actually use Rsyslog 8.24 and I configured my rsyslog to accept logs from multiples input/sources.

I want to add the syslog hostname at the end of every logs.

Example :

• Old log : timestamps, header, message
• New log : timestamps, header, message syslog.domain.local

I know that the variable $myhostname or $MYHOSTNAME should return the hostname of the syslog but I don't understand how to implement this and add the syslog hostname at the end of each log.

I'm trying to install uwsgi for a django project inside a virtual environment; I'm using windows 10.

I did pip install uwsgi & I gotCommand "python setup.py egg_info".

So to resolve the error I followed this SO answer

As per the answer I installed cygwin and gcc compiler for windows following this.

Also changed the os.uname() to platform.uname()

And now when I run `python setup.py install``. I get this error

I would like to print some log messages from the external check script of HAPROXY to rsyslog. For now, I use “echo” in my external-check.sh script but it does not show up the echo messages. It only shows the haproxy log messages. Is that possible?

The content of haproxy.cfg:

I am really new to the ELK stack, any help will be appreciated.

The idea was to have:

I have a docker-compose with several services. The monitored processs inside one of the containers crashes from time to time and healtcheck detects this and restarts the container. Service is configured: restart: unless-stopped But there is an issue because after the restart the pid of rsyslog is not deleted and it cannot start. I can workaround this by deleting the pid in the start script before starting the rsyslog but I don't think it should behave this way. Docker container id is the same after the restart. It behaves like it has committed the container after the process crashed and then it only run the start script again. E.g. the container doesn't start cleanly but the changes made inside stay. The pid location is not a volume. I read the docker documentation on the topic - https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/start-containers-automatically/ but couldn't find anything helpful. Any idea?

My custom rsyslog template:

We have configured our application to write some specific log messages to System's Syslog file using the Syslog appender of Log4j2. No issue in writing the Syslog to the file. But when the syslog service is restarted, the first log message is not written to the syslog. The subsequent messages are written.

Enabled debug logs of Log4j, no exception is seen while writing 1st message to syslog after the restart. But for the subsequent request, the following messages were captured in the Log4j2 log.

I can't find the proper way to add dependencies to my Azure Container Instance for ML Inference.

I basically started by following this tutorial : Train and deploy an image classification model with an example Jupyter Notebook

It works fine.

Now I want to deploy my trained TensorFlow model for inference. I tried many ways, but I was never able to add python dependencies to the Environment.

Using AzureML-tensorflow-2.4-ubuntu18.04-py37-cpu-inference :