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Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 00:05:07 -0700 (PDT)
From: C Wells <s2audi AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: write to remote syslogd
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I know you can set syslog.conf to point to a remote
syslog daemon, so if you use logger it will get copied
to the remote syslogd, however is there a command in
cygwin (or linux for that matter) that you can use to
send a syslog message directly to a remote syslogd ?
logger seems to write to only to local files. kiwi
makes a nice one called KLOG for win32.
Thanks


	
		
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