Search Results for "syslogd"

...As-is or "non-or", serious risk taker here... Mainly only works on Live DVD/Live CD ... To lock the access controls just use su root / passwd root and set the thing... unload syslogd/klogd/rfkill block bluetooth then the thing will have less bs as usual.. Features: Ram Boot Easy Mitigation Included Shellscripts Random Junka and Files Minimal Daemons and Processes

...Without such an intermediate, replacing, moving or deleting the log would make it impossible to resume accumulating output because the process would continue to use a filehandle to an old inode; some applications (such as syslogd) implement signal handling themselves so that another utility (such as logrotate) can be used to move their log(s), and then signal the application to re-open — but this is often not the case. On receipt of SIGUSR1, pipelog will rotate the log file to log file .1, and move any existing .1 to .2, etc, while continuing to buffer input. ...

Java natural log includes class to do the following. Automatically produce method and class names, and line numbers in log messages. Send messages to syslogd servers via three different mechanisms. Simplify messages to just the message itself.

A small daemon that watches a files access, modification and inode change times and MD5 checksums. It supports logging to a file or syslogd, running a command with file information expansions, interval adjustment, and more.

This is another Linux system logging daemon called Private System Damon. *BETA Testing Only* It provides the following features: encrypted logging, regex filtering and terminal colors. All the encryption algorithms are accessed via the OpenSSL API.

Simple Text Messaging Object. This is a wrapper around a text payload that is associated with arbitrary "sinks" (files, stdout, stderr). Also allows for syslogd-type prefixing to text messages (ideal for use in logging), and can be used as a simple timer

Chkproc is a simple, perlbased, process checker for FreebSD, Linux and Solaris who can check processes and restart them with your own scripts, check your filesystem for usage, send warnings per email and logs every thing through your syslogd.