Using Databases for event logging
"White, Phil via Exim-users" <[email protected]>
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Hi All,
What is the correct method of connecting to an sqlite3 database?
Also, what is 'best practice' to secure against SQL injection?
I am trying to write event data, starting off with a very simple
configuration in my main exim.conf file:
LOGDB = /var/log/mail/data.db
# LOGDB set because value used on more than one occasion: it makes
changing the configuration later simpler.
event_action = ${lookup sqlite {file=LOGDB
\
INSERT INTO exim_log (timestamp,host,msg) VALUES (
\
'$tod_log'
\
, '$host_address'
\
, '(M) ${event_name}: ${event_data} '
\
);}}
This produces an entry in the panic.log
1uPMnA-000000006oD-1Iin failed to expand event_action msg:complete in
main: absolute file name expected for "sqlite" lookup
Ultimately (once testing is complete), I may transfer over to a
postgresql database. Would this change the answer/advice?
If helpful, Exim version 4.98.2
Many thanks,
Phil
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