[syslog-ng]No facility/level logged

[Nate Campi]

Just so you know, you can adjust it to look like newer solaris' output
too. Something like:

 destination d_messages { 
  file("/var/log/messages" template("$DATE $HOST [ $FACILITY.$SEVERITY ] $MSG\n"); 
  
 };

Most people aren't used to doing quick modulus operations in their head. ;)

On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 02:29:25PM +0200, me wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> that will work for sure, as soon as I have compiled syslog-ng-1.9.1... Thank
> you very much!
> 
> /me
> 
> > 2004-04-27, k keltez?ssel 09:56-kor me ezt ?rta:
> > > Hello,
> > > I've compiled syslog-ng for AIX 5L and want the facility/level
> > information
> > > be logged to the log file(s) (I assume this shuold be included in the
> > > message part as described in the syslog protocol rfc). Well, my
> > > investigations lend me to the "syslog" subroutine, which is called
> > during
> > > the log of an event. This concerns in fact the os and not really
> > syslog-ng.
> > > But maybe someone had the same requirement...
> > > 
> > > Thanks for any feedback!
> > 
> > probably you want to define a file template
> > 
> > destination d_messages { file("/var/log/messages" template("<$PRI> $DATE
> > $HOST $MSG\n"); };
> > 
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