Re: [tlug] Apache: Logging: how-to pipe logs or log toanothermachine (was Disk

[Bruno Raoult <br@example.com>]

Sorry fot this dirty solution, but if LAN is fine, and your
servers secured enough (!!), why not NFS for your log files?

br.

On Wed, 2002-09-04 at 22:14, Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
> >From: Bruno Raoult <br@example.com>
> >
> >Apparently syslog is supported... Then it is a matter of configuring
> >syslog, not Apache, to send the logs outside
> 
> I saw that but it seems to only be possible for the error log and not the 
> access log. Under the various options for access logging I could notfind any 
> references to using syslog. If it can be done for the access log too please 
> let me know.
> 
> And I *do* use log analysis tools so using syslog might be a small problem.
> 
> If I could find a way to log to another machine it would be great as I have 
> three servers and all of them seem to have the same problem (some worse than 
> others). I could set up another machine just to act as the log machine. It 
> would kill three birds with one stone! (Though moving 3Gb a day of logs 
> through the LAN seems a bit ridiculous :)
> 
> Does any make hard drives that use an ethernet connection instead of an 
> regualr cable connector? If they exist I'd just buy one and plug it into my 
> machine ;)

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