I have just setup a Graylog2 server and I am looking to send all logs from my main server to the graylog server.
On http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/logs.html
Anyone who can write to the directory where Apache is writing a log file can almost certainly gain access to the uid that the server is started as, which is normally root. Do NOT give people write access to the directory the logs are stored in without being aware of the consequences; see the security tips document for details
How does this work?
Hi all,
Currently Im having a syslog server that consolidate firewall logs on port 514 udp.
Im also having a IDS device that I wish to push its logs to this particular syslog server so that I can retrieve my IDS logs on this server as well.
Is it possible to do so?Having syslog listening on port 514 for both firewall and IDS logs?
I have a large directory of log files on a server. All the logs are in one big directory.
We would like to back these up to another host (our archive server), and only keep the last 90 days of backups on the 'live' server.
however, due to the sheer number of logs that we generate with this application, we would create a massive folder that would be hard to browse.
I am tasked with trying to find a way to download zipped logs from a remote server. There are quite a bit of these logs and they are constantly created.
I do have limited ssh access to the remote server and can scp or rsync the files.
However, due to the sheer size of these logs file, I do not want to rsync all of them.
Hello,
My issue here is that rsyslog seems to be dropping data. I first installed Debian 5 on a old HP Proliant server that has 1gb of ram and 1TB of storage in old ass disk array. While the server is old it is not THAT old and runs all tasks fine. I pushed my firewall traffic logs plus some Windows server event logs to this server.
I am working on a web application which displays the home directory which
is either on the web server or mounted on an NFS partition on the web
server after a user logs in. When I click on a file in the displayed home
directory, based on its type it has to launch the application
corresponding to it. I am able to do this when the appln. is picked up
from the local system.
Due to compliance issues, there is a need to store all tomcat logs for at least 6 months on a central server.
Is there a way to send the logs to rsyslog server or any other mechanism that will accomplish the task.
Hello,
I want to configure "syslog" server in Linux to fetch my LAN Server logs,having Linux 7 Windows OS.
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