The rocket-fast system for log processing
This release offers some important bug fixes and exciting new features. Most importantly, imudp can now use multiple input threads for even higher UDP input throughput. And imfile now longer has a hardcoded limit on the number of files that can be monitored. You can now monitor as many files as you like. Support for […]
Version 7.5.5 [devel] 2013-10-16 imfile: permit to monitor an unlimited number of files imptcp: add “defaultTZ” input parameter imudp: support for multiple receiver threads added imudp: add “dfltTZ” input config parameter bugfix: memory leak in mmnormalize bugfix: mmutf8fix did not properly handle invalid UTF-8 at END of message if the very last character sequence was […]
Written by Jan Gerhards Here are some different guides for people, who never worked with rsyslog. First I’ll explain, how to install rsyslog. Besides, I will explain how to install some packages, which you will need to install rsyslog. There are two important ones and some minor ones. After that, I will show how to […]
Using the mmnormalize module in rsyslog is a bit complicated at first. We want to describe in this article how to set up the basic components for using log normalization. In addition to that we will show how to configure these components so messages will be split into pieces of information. These pieces of information […]
Since rsyslog 6.1.2 there is a new module called mmnormalize. This module provides the capability to normalize log messages via liblognorm. (This example has been done on a Fedora 13 workstation. Please note that there can be some differences in the file paths.) For using this module you need libestr libee liblognorm rsyslog 6.1.2 After […]