> >I want to get the install time log on a remote machine, so that if I am > >away from the console of the machine being installed I can still have > >access to the anaconda logs of the machine being installed. > > > >Is there a way to do this in kickstart pre install script (asking > >anaconda to send logs to a network log server) ? > > Not yet. I just started working on all the logging support in anaconda > today. The goal is to convert it to using Python's logging class, which > will allow us to log to files, syslog running on a remote machine, mail, > web servers, sockets, etc. I don't know if all those mechanisms will > make the cut for what we'll support, but at least one network mechanism > will be supported. > > I guess now's as good a time as any to ask if people have any particular > features, annoyances, or comments on logging. > I'd be happy to help out, if you're looking; I have been meaning to implement something like this on my own, but a little hesitant to jump right into something I'm still feeling my way around. Syslogd support I would think would be essential ... I don't know about any of the others, for my part. Klaus
