Hello,
We have an issue where we are managing several monitors for several different
log files; due to our setup, we need to utilize the resource file to be able to
add the correct configurations i (we used to do this in /etc/sysconfig/sec with
several sec_args[n]=<content> arguments, but we needed to use the resource file
to automate our process)
However, we are seeing a problem.
We have pairs of inputs and config files listed in the resource file. For
example:
# App1 error monitoring
-conf=/etc/sec/app1.sec
-input=/var/log/app1.log
# App2 error monitoring
-conf=/etc/sec/app2.sec
-input=/var/log/app2.log
# App3 error monitoring
-conf=/etc/sec/app3.sec
-input=/var/log/app3.log
# app4 error monitoring
-conf=/etc/sec/app4.sec
-input=/var/log/app4.log
# app5 error monitoring
-conf=/etc/sec/app5.sec
-input=/var/log/app5.log
# app6 error monitoring
-conf=/etc/sec/app6.sec
-input=/var/log/app6.log
But when we start sec, we get some conf files using the wrong input, for
instance, we get the -conf file for app1 utilizing the input for app2.
How do we get around this? Is it something to do with the buffer options...?
We just want each pair only to monitor the input file listed below it.
Thank you
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