Hi
 
On a Red Hat 5.8 box which comes with rsyslog-3.22.1-7.el5, is there an
easy way to log both locally and remotely? 
 
For example, I want to something to following effect:
 
kern.* @@logserver:514, /var/log/kernel.log
 
It seems easily doable in later versions using RuleSets which was
introduced somewhere in version 4 . Alternatively is there a ready
packaged latest and greatest rsyslog available? I did not see any rpms
on the download section of the website.
 
Regards
 
Gerrard Geldenhuis | IT Operations |WorldPay
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