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Re: [opensuse] Re: Need help creating a syslog -ng config file to perform a Syslog Daemon's Work.
- From: "Carlos E. R." <robin.listas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2007 22:07:43 +0200 (CEST)
- Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.64.0704252152150.5403@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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The Wednesday 2007-04-25 at 03:55 +0200, Joachim Schrod wrote:
> Carlos E. R. wrote:
> > At least, it is something. I have seen, elsewhere, vievers that could sort
> > on the priority, display in different colours, or simply hide lower priority
> > messages as the user chooses.
>
> For one of our customers, my staff implemented a syslog-ng based management
> that stores the records in a PostgreSQL database, with an associated web
> interface that allows filtering, sorting, and appropriate visualization of log
> records, just as you mentioned. That's why I knew that there must be a
> possibility to record the level, it's one field in the database scheme that's
> used for filtering and visualization.
I see.
Yes, I have used heavy weight applications to record and analyze message
logs (Lucent NFM). But you know, often I could find what I wanted with
grep (or an enhanced, tailored, grep), better than with the very expensive
app.
> Actually, I discuss since several months with this customers if we shouldn't
> release that application and the associated management processes as Open
> Source. The technical department has no problems with that -- it ain't an
> application that's in core of their business, after all. The legal department
> has lots of qualms, though; they are concerned about indemnification and
> warranty, especially in the case of nuisance lawsuits. It will need lots of
> discussions. (Everytime I read on Groklaw that the SCO attack is a thing of
> the past, I recognize that I'm working in a different world. A world where
> that lawsuit still shows lots of effect.)
I guess that could be very interesting :-)
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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The Wednesday 2007-04-25 at 03:55 +0200, Joachim Schrod wrote:
> Carlos E. R. wrote:
> > At least, it is something. I have seen, elsewhere, vievers that could sort
> > on the priority, display in different colours, or simply hide lower priority
> > messages as the user chooses.
>
> For one of our customers, my staff implemented a syslog-ng based management
> that stores the records in a PostgreSQL database, with an associated web
> interface that allows filtering, sorting, and appropriate visualization of log
> records, just as you mentioned. That's why I knew that there must be a
> possibility to record the level, it's one field in the database scheme that's
> used for filtering and visualization.
I see.
Yes, I have used heavy weight applications to record and analyze message
logs (Lucent NFM). But you know, often I could find what I wanted with
grep (or an enhanced, tailored, grep), better than with the very expensive
app.
> Actually, I discuss since several months with this customers if we shouldn't
> release that application and the associated management processes as Open
> Source. The technical department has no problems with that -- it ain't an
> application that's in core of their business, after all. The legal department
> has lots of qualms, though; they are concerned about indemnification and
> warranty, especially in the case of nuisance lawsuits. It will need lots of
> discussions. (Everytime I read on Groklaw that the SCO attack is a thing of
> the past, I recognize that I'm working in a different world. A world where
> that lawsuit still shows lots of effect.)
I guess that could be very interesting :-)
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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