On Tuesday 12 April 2022 at 13:32:40, Paul Claridge wrote:
> Did you find the info on loggly.com?
I found https://www.loggly.com/ultimate-guide/centralizing-apache-logs/ and it
was essentially a summary of the two mechanisms I had already found elsewhere
and posted in my original question - telling rsyslog to track file contents
written by Apache, or using logger in a CustomLog definition.
> Not sure if it covers precisely your requirements.
They look like they would work for me, however I regard them as "workarounds"
and wanted to see whether anyone knew of a way to do it natively in Apache.
I'm surprised that it appears not to be possible, but thanks to everyone for
their responses so far.
Antony.
> On 12 Apr 2022, at 11:59, Marc <Marc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >>> i went through this issue the hard way
> >>
> >> Urgh - thanks for the comprehensive reply.
> >>
> >>> there does not seem to be anything at all as apache seems to be all
> >>> file related
> >>
> >> I wonder why mod_syslog has not been made more generic?
> >>
> >>> redirecting to logger just does not work.
> >>>
> >>> i wrote a python script that uses sockets (assuming linux, freebsd etc)
> >>
> >> Yes, I'm on Linux - thanks for the script, and for the comments re
> >> logger etc.
> >>
> >> *If anyone else has a suggestion for how Apache can log to syslog, I'm
> >> still interested in other possible ways to achieve it!*
> >
> > I have been asking something similar a while ago, logggin to something
> > like influx. I know how to redirect syslog to influx. So if I can
> > redirect eg ip's and 2XX/4XX to syslog, that would be very interesting.
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