rsyslog format

Problem Description:Server B receives message gateway logs from Server A from the remote side, and according to the configuration requirements, these logs need to be written in different files according to the message label classification.For example, there is a log:Sep 08:00:03 192.100.6.3 monster-cmpp20mo[37518]: 20180912080002sms0000999l00100000000cc515275,0,00,,, 09120800018510260295,,,, xxxxxxxxxxx,,, 1,xxxxxxxxxx,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,6,dm302j,We want to be able to write to the Monster-cmppmo.log

Environment: ********************* Adiscon LogAnalyzer Version 3.4.3 [Root @ cento100 ~] # Cat/etc/issue CentOS release 5.6 (Final) ********************* Some people may despise the title. The answer is nothing more than creating a view and creating DBMappings. I am very responsible to tell you, no. Here is how to modify the PHP source code. Let's talk a little bit about it. Recently, rsyslog + loganalyzer has been used to implement centralized log

Before I was in BASHRC added a sentence, let the system operation log to Rsyslog send a copy of the content, now as long as the sending, and then get the current remote login IP add in it, like this/etc/bashrc1 sshclientip= ' W | Tail-n +3'BEGIN {ip= "local"}{if ($5== "0.00s" | | $! = "-") ip=$3 fi} END {print IP}' c6> '2 prompt_command='history-a > (tee-a ~/.bash_history | logger-p local1.debug-t "$SSH clientip[$USER] ")'Linux implementation

Reference: http://blog.csdn.net/nowayings/article/details/38926501Https://www.cnblogs.com/bonelee/p/6234647.htmlPrint to the log:The code is as follows#include int main () { FILE*F; = fopen ("ABC","R"); if (! f) { syslog (log_err| Log_user,"test-%m/n");} }The configuration is as follows: Add the 2nd line section.[Email protected]:~/workspace/log$ vim/etc/rsyslog.d/30-debug.conf*.debug /var/log/mydebug.loguser. * -/var/log/"logger" ~T

Environment: ********************* Adiscon Loganalyzer Version 3.4.3 [Root@centos100 ~]# Cat/etc/issue CentOS Release 5.6 (Final) ********************* See the title, may be some people will disdain, the answer is nothing but a new view, the establishment of dbmappings. I'm very responsible to tell you, No. I am here to modify the PHP source code method, to achieve. Crap don't say much, just open it Recently engaged in Rsyslog+loganalyzer to ac

Environment: Both the client and the server need to install the Rsyslog serviceRsyslog Server SideCd/etc/rsyslog.d/cat server.conf$modload imtcp$inputtcpserverrun 514 vim /etc/rsyslog.conflocal4.* / Var/log/history.log　　Rsyslog Client Sidecat/etc/rsyslog.d/client.conflocal4.* @ @server End ip:514　　Cat/etc/profi

; mysql> ALTER TABLE SystemEvents ADD fromip VARCHAR () DEFAULT NULL after Fromhost;It is important to look at the mapping relationship of database mapping databases. If the mapping is not correct, the IP column will not appear. Rsyslog configuration has been modified, so do remember to restart the Rsyslog service. In this case, the IP problem can be solved basically. R