Way back Linuxsecurity had an article about logging to a mysql database and using php to have the logs web accessable. Let me dig it up....
here you go. Is that something for you?
I would like to have a syslog sevrer, to which syslog enabled devices will log information. I'm looking for something that can be installed on linux box, but has a GUI or web-based front-end to display information logged to syslog server (My boss would like to peek at the logs sometimes but he doesn't want to deal with CLI)
I know there is a kiwisyslog server but it looks like it works only on win platforms, the idea of opening syslog traffic from my 6 DMZ to inside my lan doesn't attract me much, putting W2K box on DMZ doesn't really looks good for me - hence I'm looking for linux solution.
Please let me know if you're aware of anything of that kind.
Thanks.
Way back Linuxsecurity had an article about logging to a mysql database and using php to have the logs web accessable. Let me dig it up....
here you go. Is that something for you?
Looks cool, I just wonder...can sendmail and postfix logfiles be sent to syslog sevrer?
I was hoping somebody else might jump on your follow up question...but that apparently didn't happen.
Actually I'm not sure if this can be done. There's no straight-forward method that I'm aware of. You might want to look into syslog-ng to accomplish that. There's a link to a loghost mini-howto on the syslog-ng site that might help. I don't know how well Msyslog plays with syslog-ng though...
Thanks, I'll try to figure it out
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Looks cool, I just wonder...can sendmail and postfix logfiles be sent to syslog sevrer?
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You can defiantely send sendmail logs to a syslog server. I used to do it. Just edit your syslog.conf accordingly.
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