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List:       syslog-ng
Subject:    [syslog-ng]  Using mount file as source
From:       "G. Rayot" <gr.at.ng () gmail ! com>
Date:       2009-08-28 6:26:52
Message-ID: ba4a27420908272326jc3fa3b0k64790beea9875178 () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi.

Using syslog-ng OSE, is it possible to use a remote file (ie: samba share)
as source file?
Doing it with a local file works like a charm, but using a mounted remote
file does not work (with follow_freq set to 1 or not set). The file will be
read by syslog-ng only if I make a ls on the folder where the file is
mounted, or cat the file. Otherwise, syslog-ng seems to not see any change
in the file.

Thanks.

G.

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Hi.<br><br>Using syslog-ng OSE, is it possible to use a remote file (ie: samba share) \
as source file?<br>Doing it with a local file works like a charm, but using a mounted \
remote file does not work (with follow_freq set to 1 or not set). The file
will be read by syslog-ng only if I make a ls on the folder where the
file is mounted, or cat the file. Otherwise, syslog-ng seems to not see any change in \
the file.<br> <br>Thanks.<br><font color="#888888"><br>G.</font>



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