On Thursday 06 August 2009 10:58:05 pm hce wrote:
> The messages from local0 worked fine, all sent to the remote log
> server. But all messages from local1 were still displayed in
> /var/log/messages despite it has been set to local1.none.
How do you determine which messages come from which facility by looking at the
log? As far I as I know , in the actual log message, there's no indication of
the facility generating it...there may be the ip from where it's coming..the
daemon generating it but the actual facility I don't remember.
If I were you I would go to the destination syslog server first and perform
this test:
logger -p local1.info "testing proper routing on destination server"
and then check where the message goes (check your syslog.conf there on the
destination server). Once you know local1 is properly routed (on the
destination server), then you should go to the original (source) server where
I recommend you comment out the whole line pointing to /var/log/messages and
concentrate on the local1 line first.
Don't forget to reload the configuration (service syslog reload) and then try
this:
logger -p local1.info "message comign from source server"
and then check the proper log on the destination server...
There are some startup switches for syslog (to allow it to receive remote
messages) but I rule out that because you mentioned it is already working for
the local0 facility...
HTH,
Jorge
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