Hello, I'm using syslog-ng as a central log server, and I have both linux and windows clients. I know that there are some syslog windows clients ( NTsyslog, snare) but I can't find any open source syslog-ng clients. What I'm looking for is (at least if it does not exist) information on the TCP data format used by syslog-ng. So I could write a little udp to tcp syslog translator that could be used on windows clients (and maybe modify NTsyslog if I have enought time...) Thanks JF
On Mon, 2005-05-30 at 11:08 +0200, JF Suret wrote:
Hello,
I'm using syslog-ng as a central log server, and I have both linux and windows clients. I know that there are some syslog windows clients ( NTsyslog, snare) but I can't find any open source syslog-ng clients.
What I'm looking for is (at least if it does not exist) information on the TCP data format used by syslog-ng. So I could write a little udp to tcp syslog translator that could be used on windows clients (and maybe modify NTsyslog if I have enought time...)
It is basically the same as UDP, the only exception is that messages has to be translated by an NL or NUL characters as otherwise there's no way to recognize message boundary. -- Bazsi
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