[syslog-ng]Re: Question about remote logging

[Michael Boman]

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On Fri, Apr 18, 2003 at 05:59:12PM +0800, Michael Boman wrote:
> Hi,
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> I am wondering if syslog-ng handles network interuptions.. Basicly if I
> have a syslog-ng installation in a remote office that logs to a central
> syslog-ng server at the main office, and for some reason the remote office
> disapears from the face of the earth (internet), does syslog-ng cache the
> syslog messages it recives so that when the internet connectivity appears
> again it will send the messages it recived during the down peroid?
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> What if syslog-ng dies for any reason (power failure etc..) during that
> period, does it store the logmessages it has in cache on disk so when
> it comes back up it can start feeding the main server with the logs?

Best regards
 Michael Boman

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Michael Boman
Security Architect, SecureCiRT Pte Ltd
http://www.securecirt.com

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