On Tuesday 20 March 2001 12:03, you wrote:
> ALi imamo kaksen syslog, ki bi znal pisati v bazo ?
morda syslog-ng:
https://lists.balabit.hu/products/syslog-ng/index.html
Destinations
A destination is a message sink, where log is sent if filtering rules match.
Similarly to sources, destinations may include several drivers which define
how messages are dispatched. To declare a destination in the configuration
file, you'll need a destination statement, whose syntax is as following:
destination <identifier> { destination-driver(params);
destination-driver(params); ... };
Table 2-4. Available destination drivers in syslog-ngNameDescription> file
Writes messages to the given file
fifo, pipe Writes messages to the given named pipe
unix-stream Sends messages to the given unix socket in SOCK_STREAM style
(Linux)
unix-dgram Sends messages to the given unix socket in SOCK_DGRAM style (BSD)
udp Sends messages to specified host and UDP port
tcp Sends messages to specified host and TCP port
usertty Sends messages to specified user if logged in
program
Forks and launches given program, and sends messages to its standard
input.
For detailed list of the supported drivers, see the Reference chapter.
