[syslog-ng] Forward syslog messages unchanged

PAUL WILLIAMSON pwilliamson at mtb.com
Wed Oct 7 17:51:21 CEST 2009


I found a thread from about 5 years ago where someone 
wanted to forward messages untouched to another system,
but there never was a follow up to say if it was possible.
 
I need to do that, but the messages are still getting to the 
remote system with my ip address as the source.  I have 
the keep_hostnames(yes) global option set, and I'm still 
having the problem.  Is there any other option I may not 
know about to do this?
 
Do I need to set up another syslog-ng enabled server 
and have that system read from there instead of me 
forwarding the events right to that machine's port?
 
Thanks,
Paul
 
 
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