I've used logstash to do this. It basically tail's the log file and sends
entries to greylog.
> On Sep 10, 2014, at 4:53 PM, Yves Dorfsman wrote:
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> Anybody uses graylog2?
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> Is there a simple "forwarder" that can be configured to send a list of files
> or directory to graylog2?
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> All
I'll go ahead and second Windows 8.1. I finally wiped my Lenovo T410 clean
of Win 7 home edition (which was limiting anyway) because it was slow as
anything. I decided to go ahead with 8.1, and I'm pretty satisfied. It
was much simpler to install, and while the interface takes some getting
used
Why are you upgrading to an OS that's already pretty close to end-of-support?
If you're doing a clean OS install, might as well go right to Windows 8.1.
Anecdotally, you'll even get better performance on lower-end hardware (like
your Atom with only 4GB of RAM).
Assuming you go with Windows 8, t
On Mon, 15 Sep 2014, Morgan Blackthorne wrote:
Agree with the RAM. 4G is on the low side for 7.
It's a Mini-ITX that maxes out at 4GB. Tha main use is running iTunes
(blech!) to sync my phone. When I manage to go back to school, I will
probably also use it for those documents and websites
Agree with the RAM. 4G is on the low side for 7.
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Matt,
I have just done this to my Dell M6300 Workstation. I went with Windows 7
Professional 64 bit. I use Eset Nod32 for virus protection and
malware/email protector. The first thing I would do is max out the memory.
4GB is okay but if you can go higher do so. My current $WORK machine is a
Dell Pr
It's time for me to quit fighting and go ahead with an upgrade of my one
Windows system at home to Win7. I hate to spend the money, but it looks
like the way to go. So my questions are: What flavor of Win7 to buy and
what do you recommend for anti-virus?
The technical details are that it's a
