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Administration
Some Examples of Defining Sources:
1) To read from a file:
source <identifier> {file(filename);};
Example to read messages from “/temp/file1” file:
unix-stream
(filename
[options])
and
unix-dgram
(filename
[options]) They open the given AF_UNIX socket, and start listening
for messages.
Options: owner(name), group(name), perm(mask) are
equal global options
keep-alive(yes/no) - Selects whether to keep connections
opened when syslog-ng is restarted. Can be used only
with unix_stream. Default: yes
max-connections(n) - Limits the number of simulta-
neously opened connections. Can be used only with
unix_stream. Default: 10.
tcp([options])
and
udp([options])
These drivers let you receive messages from the network,
and as the name of the drivers show, you can use both
TCP and UDP.
None of tcp() and udp() drivers require positional parame-
ters. By default they bind to 0.0.0.0:514, which means
that syslog-ng will listen on all available interfaces.
Options:
ip(<ip address>) - The IP address to bind to. Default:
0.0.0.0.
port(<number>) - UDP/TCP port used to listen messages.
Default: 514.
max-connections(n) - Limits the number of simulta-
neously opened connections. Default: 10.
file(filename) Opens the specified file and reads messages.
pipe(filename) Opens a named pipe with the specified name, and listens
for messages. (You'll need to create the pipe using mkfifo
command).
Table 5-2: “Source Drivers” parameters (Syslog-ng configuration)
Option Description