Well, here, on the boat in ibiza, on my blackberry, I don't have the exact name, but we use a php-syslog software, and everything is explained.
We consolidate linux, freebsd and cisco/juniper equipments.
Just hit syslog-ng and mysql in google and you should find plenty of matches.
Leo
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Objet : Re: rsyslogd logging to MySQL Database
On 7/24/2011 6:00 PM, Leo Goehrs wrote:
Of course you may, at least we do it, we have syslog sending to a gew central syslog-ng, and syslog-ng is able to log to a mysql database because it is able to correctly format the logs, then write to a fifo file, which is read by a script and inserted into the mysql database, being further more viewed using php-syslog.
Regards
Leo goehrs
Ps: we use it also to analyse apache logs on cluster configurations, ton consolidate apache logs on the fly using a non blocking technique.
Hmm, okay, that is why I want to do it this way. We were thinking about
using Splunk, but I don't like the flat file format that is uses to
store its database. That and I am not too keen on the searching syntax
that it uses, so would much prefer using a MySQL database for this. Not
only for the easier searching, but for the ability to modify and expand
any web-based log searching interface that we choose to implement.
If you can point me to a decent get-started guide on how to do this
(what you used my help and would be greatly appreciated), that would be
totally awesome!
~ Robert