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 wayUrgh - thanks for the comprehensive reply.there does not seem to be anything at all as apache seems to be all file relatedI 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.