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kandi X-RAY | rsyslog Summary
Installs and configures rsyslog to replace syslogd for client and/or server use. By default, the service will be configured to log to files on local disk. See the Recipes and Examples sections for other uses.
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Lines of Code : 24License : Permissive (Apache-2.0)
Copyname "base"
description "Base role applied to all nodes
run_list("recipe[rsyslog::client]")
name "loghost"
description "Central syslog server"
run_list("recipe[rsyslog::server]")
name "loghost"
description "Central syslog server"
run_list("recipe[r 'server': Ip/hostname of remote syslog server (Required)
'port': Port to send logs to
'logs': Syslog log facilities to send (auth, authpriv, daemon, etc)
'protocol': Can be tcp or udp
'remote_template': Rsyslog template used for t <%= @log_dir %>/<%= @per_host_dir %>/"logfile"
/srv/rsyslog/2011/11/19/www/messages
"rsyslog" => { "per_host_dir" => "%HOSTNAME%" }
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QUESTION
I am trying to send information to loggly via rsyslog with data from mongodb 4.4.2. However I cannot get the data in a way that I can manipulate it and scrub out certain information. When I follow the guide on the Loggly site it works for non mongodb information. If I leave %$!msg% as %msg% I get the mongodb data but I am not able to manipulate it.
config file for reading mongo logs
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 15:20You may use jq to extract or manipulate data from your logfile.
Note, you can also generate syslog messages by setting
QUESTION
i try to enable logs collecting with datadog ansible role,
but i can't figure out why the logs are not reported to the Datadog ui
i found an example of a playbook in the github repo,
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Answered 2021-May-04 at 10:15i figure out how can i do it,
check this code if you are in the same situation
on the bottom line is just about specifying a service (tomcat, nginx, java ...) and the Ansible role will try to create the files needed to complete your configuration,
QUESTION
Kestrel in ASP.NET 5 Core MVC application in Debian writes escape codes to /var/log/syslog text file like
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Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 11:03Hope this is helpful. I used rextester.com write a formatted code. But tests with files doesn't work there.
Please correct this post if necessary. Also its not the shortest version, but I think its most clear.
QUESTION
I am trying to install an application through .ebextensions in my elasticbeanstalk stack. I've followed the doc here for advanced environment customization. This is my config:
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Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 17:28My co-worker tried to install the software a different way and it worked. This is what worked:
install.config >>
QUESTION
How do I compare a file in tenant VM and replace it if checksum is different from the source (catalog pulled from Puppet Master)? Subsequently restart the service if file is replaced. Do nothing if file is the same.
File in tenant VM /etc/rsyslog.d/proxy.conf. I have the following code but it is not replacing (edited /etc/rsyslog.d/proxy.conf then executed puppet agent -t) nor is it restarting the service.
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Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 04:47How do I compare a file in tenant VM and replace it if checksum is different from the source (catalog pulled from Puppet Master)? Subsequently restart the service if file is replaced. Do nothing if file is the same.
The class presented should do the job, provided that it is actually applied to the target node, and that all the details are in fact correct (especially the service name and checksum value).
It is very unusual, however, to express a checksum value in the resource declaration instead of letting Puppet calculate it at need, and it is uncommon under any other circumstances to specify a particular checksum algorithm. It is also unusual to explicitly specify replace => 'yes', which is the default, and ensure => present is probably not as strong as you want. Stylistically, it is also usual to use chaining arrows to express relationships where that is feasible, and it is unusual to explicitly specify the path property when it matches the resource title.
Overall, then, I would write your code like this:
QUESTION
content of inventory file:
all:
vars:
rsyslog_server: SERVER-1,SERVER-2 # It can have one or more server
content of my task is:
- name: Copy server file in to /etc/rsyslog.d
template:
src: ../templates/server.j2
dst: /etc/rsyslog.d/server.conf
when: ansible_hostname == rsyslog_server
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 14:01Loof for ansible_hostname inside rsyslog_server var
QUESTION
I need to forward messages from a log file to another IP - let's say 127.0.0.1 514. How do I achieve this?
I used this example from the docs of rsyslog:
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Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 10:33When specifying the input, also say which ruleset to apply. Input outside the ruleset will not be processed by the ruleset.
QUESTION
I have a problem. I checking my database connection, and i was using this application on my localhost, and it was okay. but when i deploy this web application, i always facing 502 error. i was tried modify security group and etc, but it never work. and i get a some last 100 line log message from elastic beanstalk log, so if you can solve problem, plz help me. thank you.
this is the log.
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Answered 2021-Jan-06 at 18:43This looks like Inbound Rules issue. In the AWS tutorial that uses a web application that uses AWS RDS, Inbound Rules are mentioned. You need to make sure the IP address of the Elastic Beanstalk instance is specified. If you do not do this, then the connection does not work.
Here is the AWS RDS tutorial that discusses this subject matter:
QUESTION
I currently have a system with RSYSLOG_FileFormat enabled in rsyslog.conf. I am not allowed to change the system format, so I'm trying to find a workaround that will enable me to view the output to stdout of the log file ( /var/log/messages in this case) to the desired timestamp format mentioned below. The reason being it is much easier for me to quickly navigate log files that don't require as much precision. Suggestions are much appreciated!
example current output timestamp:
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Answered 2021-Jan-06 at 07:38With awk and two arrays:
QUESTION
I've tried several examples of using logback to write to syslog, but the only that I've found that works is this JavaCodeGeeks example. It writes a message to syslog, but it only writes a message once no matter how many times I run the code. If I change the message it will write it to syslog, but only once.
I'm on Ubuntu 19.10. I've uncommented the following four lines from my /etc/rsyslog.conf and restarted :
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Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 19:32To log all messages you have to set
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