Yes iptables can do this. I know iptables can log to syslog, and
believe there are ways to make it log to SQL, but I am unfamiliar
with those.
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.
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Thanks - that sounds like a plan... (I knew I wouldn't escape dealing
with iptables).
I would think this capability would be built into
On Wed, Jul 28, 2004 at 10:39:07AM +0800, John Summerfield wrote:
| James Foster wrote:
|
| The log will be _enormous_ and I mean __enormous__
|
| It seems to me that the log won't necessarily be very large. It really
| depends on how the connection is being used, doesn't it? An hours
| worth
It seems to me that the log won't necessarily be very large. It really
depends on how the connection is being used, doesn't it? An hours
worth of log from a dialup connection couldn't be very large, for
example.
Of course, on a broadband connection with lots of websites being
visited or
Yes iptables can do this. I know iptables can log to syslog, and
believe there are ways to make it log to SQL, but I am unfamiliar
with those.
With syslog logging, you will also probably want to look into a syslog
replacement such as syslog-ng where you can separate log data to
multiple files
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Subject: Re: How can I get all IP transactions (in/out) logged?
Yes iptables can do this. I know iptables can log to syslog, and
believe there are ways to make it log to SQL, but I am unfamiliar
with those.
With syslog logging, you will also probably want to look into a syslog
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems to me that the log won't necessarily be very large. It really
depends on how the connection is being used, doesn't it? An hours
worth of log from a dialup connection couldn't be very large, for
example.
Of course, on a broadband connection with lots of websites
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I just want a basic log file containing the source and
destination addresses for all traffic in and out of
via PPP, so that I can keep track of what connections to
outside IP addresses are made, and from where (externally,
or from something running on my system) they
The log will be _enormous_ and I mean __enormous__
It seems to me that the log won't necessarily be very large. It really
depends on how the connection is being used, doesn't it? An hours
worth of log from a dialup connection couldn't be very large, for
example.
Of course, on a broadband
S
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From: James Foster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 28 July 2004 1:54 p.m.
To: debian helping
Subject: Re: How can I get all IP transactions (in/out) logged?
The log will be _enormous_ and I mean __enormous__
It seems to me that the log won't necessarily
James Foster wrote:
The log will be _enormous_ and I mean __enormous__
It seems to me that the log won't necessarily be very large. It really
depends on how the connection is being used, doesn't it? An hours
worth of log from a dialup connection couldn't be very large, for
example.
I
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