[syslog-ng]Iptables logging

[Sander]

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(Response to message from Jonathan Galand,
alkagord@linux-charleroi.be on Sunday, April 20, 2003 2:07:24 AM)

Hello Jonathan,

As far as I know, iptables logs to the 'kern' facility so you can
filter partly on that. I log to a database, so I don't split up the
logs, but if you check the messages it puts out, you'll find they are
pretty distinctive so you should be able to use the match function on
them.

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Regards,
Sander



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