Re: [syslog-ng] FQDN based on destination

25 Apr 2006

      I would also like to be able to choose FQDN based on the local destination
even from the same source. For example the local mail log would receive the
short name (a requirement by our Sendmail Admins), but still have the
security log get the FQ hostname.

  destination d_maillog { file("/var/log/maillog"); use_fqdn(no);  };
  destination d_seclog  { file("/var/log/secure");  use_fqdn(yes); };

Maybe this could be considered for a future enhancement.

Thank you,

Chris Whipple
Sr. Security Analyst
Unix Security Group
The Hertz Corporation
5601 NW Expressway
Oklahoma City, OK 73132, USA
cwhipple@hertz.com

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On Thu, 2006-04-20 at 16:59 -0500, Chris Whipple wrote:
...
Is there a way to change the use_fqdn() option based on the destination
so
that one receives the short host name an the other receives the FQ name?
I'm using version 1.6.10.
example:
options {
            use_fqdn (yes)
            ...
            };
destination d_logfile        { file("somelogfile") ;  };
      destination d_rmtserver   { tcp("rmtserver.domain.com" port(514));
use_fqdn(no); };
No it is not currently possible, and it is not very easy to do as
hostname resolution is done at the receive side, it would be easier to
do on a per-source basis.

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