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    News flash: I've setup a github repository for future development/etc. https://github.com/hvisage/metalog/releases Metalog is a modern replacement for syslogd and klogd. The logged messages can be dispatched according to their facility, urgency, program name and/or Perl-compatible regular expressions. Log files can be automatically and safely rotated.
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    syslog proxy daemon

    syslog proxy daemon

    creates an extra socket for syslog (e.g. in a chroot jail)

    Developed for systems that have an older version of syslogd which does not support multiple sockets (e.g. via the '-a' flag). Performs extensive message validation according to RFC 3164
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    A syslogd supporting on-demand disk buffering, TCP, writing to databases, configurable output formats, high-precision timestamps, filtering on any syslog message part, on-the-wire message compression, and the ability to convert text files to syslog.
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    psyslog is a replacement for syslogd and klogd. it was born because of the missing feature of metalog to log into a mysql database.It uses input and output plugins which makes it easy to extend.
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    SDSC Syslog is a modern reliable replacement for syslogd. It supports the new syslog protocols (RFC 3195) providing support for reliable delivery as well as the older UDP base protocol for backwards compatability.
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    Syslog-sec, provides an open secure syslogd implementation based on (RFC) standards, including rfc3164 ("syslog") and the upcoming "syslog-sign" . Other extensions, will/can be added. More tools will be added, too
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    Port of Berkeley syslogd version 5.45 daemon that logs to a DB Server like MySQL, Oracle 8i (OCI8). Supported on BSD an Solaris 8...
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    Logspooler is a simple UDP server that is receiving syslog messsages from another hosts and processing them. This means analysing and inserting into a MySQL database. Logspooler is not a syslogd replacement. Analyses are based on preconfigured tables.
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    Packet Logging Daemon -- logs ICMP/UDP/SYN packets to syslogd (or file), performs DNS and IDENT lookups.
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