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This may be of value

http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Syslog_server

http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Enterprise_Syslog_Server

I have used both Eventgnosis products to monitor and collect syslog data
from many PC's and its really good. The Event Centre application is
really great and I have it running on my LAN. The CEP product is for
really massive networks 500 PC+

Anton Aylward wrote:
> Per Jessen said the following on 10/25/2008 04:21 PM:
>
>   
> > HOW did you do it? 
> >     
>
> sSMTP actually, but it was overkill as it only talked to my mailhub.
> As I said, 'netcat' would have done the job, or a small shell script.
>
> sSMTP 'cos I was keeping mu options open.  I had this idea that perhaps
> I would have a profile for the laptop at home on the home LAN and it
> forwards to my mailhub, and another profile for when I'm away and it
> forwards to an ISP and my mailhub fetches that via 'fetchmail'.  Anyway,
> lightweight stuff.  The real heavy Postfix set-up is on the mailhub.
> Keep it DRY.
>
> The point, as Ruben Safir originally made, is that some of the stuff
> that dependencies drag in is overfill for a single machine, a laptop, a
> home computer, especially one that is primary concerned with browsing.
>
>   
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