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syslog is a standard (RFC 5424) for message logging. Use this tag for syslog logging related messages. For generic logging messages use [logging] instead

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I have Ubuntu 24.04 servers with this Journald config by default: user@server:~$ systemd-analyze cat-config systemd/journald.conf # /etc/systemd/journald.conf # This file is part of systemd. ... [...
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I am trying to understand why one of my system has /dev/log as a socket and other has /dev/log as a symbolic link. [ec2-user@ip-171-31-12-17 log]$ file /dev/log /dev/log: symbolic link to /run/systemd/...
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I have tried to log into journald using logger. logger test, journalctl |grep test does not show any output. The message does not reach journald even though it listening and logger is writing (I ...
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Good evening, I am running multiple cisco routers/switches and a virtualized debian install. In order to have proper forensic capabilities in cse of attack/breach/malfunction I wish to have remote ...
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On my actual macOS, there are every day 7 flat files in /var/log of name mail.log* rotating at 23:00: ### 18:20 milky-way:/etc/asl # ls -al /var/log/mail.log* -rw-r-----@ 1 root admin ...
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I have a service defined via docker compose (see definition below). When I tried to start this service via docker-compose -f up --wait -d my_service, I get the error Error response from daemon: ...
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I noticed that the default datetime format for logs in /var/log/messages is mmm [d]d hh:mm:ss, for example: Jan 4 03:46:50 1.2.3.4 ntpclient[6952]: Failed resolving address to hostname pool.ntp.org: ...
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I am running syslog-ng on debian. How do I check which conf file was loaded upon startup? Neither systemctl status syslog-ng nor systemctl show syslog-ng tell me.
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I have a log line that looks like this: May 20 10:25:42 192.168.20.100 Timestamp="2024-05-20 10:25:42",LogId="535666280",NodeId="192.168.1.100",Facility="Packet ...
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As far as I can tell, syslogd in its default configuration throws away all log data on reboot. I have observed this data on Raspbian (Debian Linux-based) and on OPNsense (FreeBSD-based). From my point ...
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I am writing a small plugin for Postfix using python and want to it to emit logging messages. I am not particularly familiar with python and was advised to use loguru. This was certainly easy when I ...
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I've configured rsyslog to forward certain log messages to a named pipe /tmp/logger.pipe. I then have a separate process reading from the named pipe. Relevant section from /etc/rsyslog.conf # Remote ...
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On pfSense, I've enabled Prometheus Node Exporter, but it gives the following log errors each 15 seconds: Feb 15 09:53:57 vault node_exporter[25559]: ts=2024-02-15T08:53:57.164Z caller=collector.go:...
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This is occurring while backing up whole drive with rsync. I'm trying to sync two large hard drives as a backup and I'm doing so exactly as described here using the Grsync GUI. While doing so I get ...
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TLDR: We use PAM with SSHD. CentOS and Ubuntu exist in the environment. For every SSHD failure of an unknown user, it creates two messages. One of the messages doesn't provide the unknown username and ...
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