Re: socklog and hostname

On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 08:57:25PM +0100, Jens Gutzeit wrote:
> Is there some way to add the hostname to the logs like syslog does?

For the socklog-unix service, you can tell svlogd to run a processor to
prepend the local hostname while rotating logs.

For the socklog-inet service, the ip address of the remote host is
automatically prepended to each log message, you can tell svlogd to run
a processor that looks up the hostnames, and replaces the ip addresses.

For the socklog-ucspi-tcp service, you can add TCPREMOTEIP as argument
to socklog, and do the same as with the socklog-inet service, or tell
tcpsvd to look up hostnames (-h), and use TCPREMOTEHOST.

See the socklog(8) man page.

Regards, Gerrit.