Hi there, Firstly thanks for the great script. an excellent front-end browser viewer for kiwi syslog.
Only thing is most of our router messages are like this "04-01-2007 08:54:49 Local7.Debug 10.19.70.2 firewall,info P2P Block forward: in:ether1 out:<username@domain>, src-mac 00:00:00:00:00:00, proto TCP (ACK,FIN), 84.125.3.127:6881->10.0.1.188:62637, len 40" yet displayed in Php kiwi is this for the Message table "firewall,info P2P Block forward: in:ether1 out:, src-mac 00:11:6b:00:72:a9, proto TCP (ACK,FIN), 24.202.189.41:42619->10.0.1.188:63767, len 40"
As you can see it has clipped all characters between the < and >. which happens to be the important bit in our setup. Unfortunaly there is no way to change this message as it is generated by routers, and is not able to be configured at these routers.
Any tips would be great.
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I can see what you mean. I have released a hotfix, PHP-Kiwi v1.2.1f, which addresses that and disables (at least for now) winlogd support. Installation is just a simple drag and drop (technically you would only need to replace index.php), and you won't lose any filter settings.
Thanks for using PHP-Kiwi!
-Vers
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Hi there, Firstly thanks for the great script. an excellent front-end browser viewer for kiwi syslog.
Only thing is most of our router messages are like this "04-01-2007 08:54:49 Local7.Debug 10.19.70.2 firewall,info P2P Block forward: in:ether1 out:<username@domain>, src-mac 00:00:00:00:00:00, proto TCP (ACK,FIN), 84.125.3.127:6881->10.0.1.188:62637, len 40" yet displayed in Php kiwi is this for the Message table "firewall,info P2P Block forward: in:ether1 out:, src-mac 00:11:6b:00:72:a9, proto TCP (ACK,FIN), 24.202.189.41:42619->10.0.1.188:63767, len 40"
As you can see it has clipped all characters between the < and >. which happens to be the important bit in our setup. Unfortunaly there is no way to change this message as it is generated by routers, and is not able to be configured at these routers.
Any tips would be great.
Hi Vientorio,
I can see what you mean. I have released a hotfix, PHP-Kiwi v1.2.1f, which addresses that and disables (at least for now) winlogd support. Installation is just a simple drag and drop (technically you would only need to replace index.php), and you won't lose any filter settings.
Thanks for using PHP-Kiwi!
-Vers