I will make things very clear on what i am trying to do with syslog-ng,,
 
i have 200 routers and i want them to all point to my syslog server,  that is why i created a sep file for each router,  how can i get them to log to a mysql databse, i have tried just loggin one ip to the databse useing sqlsyslogd tables but that did not work,
 
 
what would be the best way for me to do this, and how do i do this,
 
thanks
 
michael
 

>>> nate@campin.net 01/14/02 08:06PM >>>
On Mon, Jan 14, 2002 at 07:48:35PM -0500, Michael Earls wrote:
> sorry if i am missing something but I do not see that there, i see that u are logging to a host file, or are using sqlsyslog, i am looking for a way to take the statement for syslog-ng then pipe that into a database,

Are you saying you only want to insert *certain* messages into the
database? I really don't understand.

I see now that my example syslog-ng.conf doesn't have an example line
for using sqlsyslogd. If that's what you need, here you go:

----
destination sqlsyslogd { program("/usr/local/sbin/sqlsyslogd -u sqlsyslogd -t logs sqlsyslogd -p"); };

log { source(src); destination(sqlsyslogd); };
----
"src" in this case is all the incoming messages, there's no filtering of
messages.

You still need to setup your database according to the instructions for
sqlsyslogd. Read the docs that come with it.
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