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uni
Altocumulus
Oct 14, 2010Send syslog to host on non-zero route domain
How can I send syslog messages to an address on a route domain other than %0 ?
I have tried using a destination such as
destination d_host{
udp6("2620:0:c10:f501:0:1:ac1e:140f")...
Stefan_Klotz
Cumulonimbus
Jul 15, 2011Hi,
currently I have the same problem and I was happy to find this thread.
But I still have problems with restarting the syslog-ng deamon, because I get the following error message:
Starting syslog-ng: Error resolving hostname; host='136.131.236.15%2'
No destination address set;
[FAILED]
Below you can see the output of 'b syslog list all':
syslog {
authpriv from notice
authpriv to emerg
cron from warning
cron to emerg
daemon from notice
daemon to emerg
include "
destination remote_server {
udp6(\"2620:0000:0C10:F501:0000:0002:8883:EC0F\" port (514));
};
filter f_local0 {
facility(local0) and not match(\": Access from:\");
};
filter f_local0_accesslog {
facility(local0) and match(\": Access from:\");
};
log {
source(local);
filter(f_local0_accesslog);
destination(remote_server);
};
"
kern from notice
kern to emerg
mail from notice
mail to emerg
messages from notice
messages to warning
userlog from notice
userlog to emerg
remote server mlogsrv {
host 136.131.236.15%2
local ip none
remote port 514
}
}
What does it mean 'No destination address set'?
Please help, thank you!
Ciao Stefan :)
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