Hi,
Sorry if I'm CCing too many people.
On Mar 20, 2007, at 9:36 PM, Thomas Cort wrote:
more developers, etc), so I'd suggest moving the stuff that's worth
saving from php syslog viewer into php-syslog-ng and ditching php
syslog viewer.
I agree, there are some very cool things in the viewer
> Either way, it would be nice to see a freeze of both projects, followed by a
> merge of the two.
This seems reasonable. The two projects are both PHP+MySQL
applications that do essentially the same thing. I don't see many
reasons to keep them separate. They aren't totally different in their
usag
Hi Vadim,
I agree with your assessment here but would add that a Java realtime
viewer wouldn't necessarily be a good thing. I deal with so many
customers that despise Java because of the problems regarding
versions, crashes, etc.
Surely there's a better method than Java?
Also, for the copy/paste pa
Oh, I forgot to mention that under LDAP and/or AD, it would also be nice to
limit what machines a particuliar user is able to see logs for. For
instance, we allow HelpDesk people to see email logs, which come from smtp-1
and smtp-2, but not firewall logs, which come from fw-1 and fw-2. I give
Hello All;
First, kudos to Clayton and Tom, I hope you guys find this info helpful. It
is not meant to harm or offend anyone, but rather to form some constructive
discussion.
I just wanted to add my two cents to this thread. Aside from the ability to
support AD and LDAP user, which by the wa
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