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    • Enabling PCRE dupnames in syslog-ng

      Enabling PCRE dupnames in syslog-ng

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      One of the major syslog-ng features is that it can parse log messages and create name-value pairs from them. Until now the PCRE parser could not handle duplicate names for named subpatterns. Version 3.29 of syslog-ng resolves this issue by adding the…
      • 23 Sep 2020
    • Parsing PAN-OS logs using syslog-ng

      Parsing PAN-OS logs using syslog-ng

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Version 3.29 of syslog-ng was released recently including a user-contributed feature: the panos-parser(). It is parsing log messages from PAN-OS (Palo Alto Networks Operating System). Unlike some other networking devices, the message headers of PAN-O…
      • 16 Sep 2020
    • Insider 2020-09: Prometheus; proxy; ESK;

      Insider 2020-09: Prometheus; proxy; ESK;

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Dear syslog-ng users, This is the 84th issue of syslog-ng Insider, a monthly newsletter that brings you syslog-ng-related news. NEWS Using a proxy with the http() destination The http() destination is quickly becoming one of the most often used des…
      • 9 Sep 2020
    • Parsing Cisco logs in syslog-ng

      Parsing Cisco logs in syslog-ng

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Log messages generated by Cisco devices look like syslog messages at first glance, but on a closer inspection you will see that there are many smaller differences. By default, syslog-ng treats all incoming messages as syslog messages, however, Cisco …
      • 2 Sep 2020
    • Sending alerts to Signal Messenger from syslog-ng

      Sending alerts to Signal Messenger from syslog-ng

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Signal Messenger is becoming the instant messaging platform of choice for privacy-minded individuals, including many sysadmins. No wonder that some of them would like to see alerts from syslog-ng in this IM platform. Below, you can learn about an ini…
      • 6 Aug 2020
    • Jump-starting ESK: Elasticsearch, syslog-ng and Kibana

      Jump-starting ESK: Elasticsearch, syslog-ng and Kibana

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      If you want to test drive syslog-ng or just want to learn something new, I recommend you checking out the BLACK ESK project. By running a single script, you can set up a containerized test environment, complete with Elasticsearch, Kibana and a syslog…
      • 28 Jul 2020
    • Prometheus: syslog-ng exporter

      Prometheus: syslog-ng exporter

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Recently Prometheus became one of the most used open source monitoring solutions. Quite a few people asked if a syslog-ng exporter is available. It is not part of syslog-ng, but there are numerous implementations available on GitHub. Now that Prometh…
      • 22 Jul 2020
    • Insider 2020-07: TLS; capabilities; 3.27;

      Insider 2020-07: TLS; capabilities; 3.27;

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Dear syslog-ng users, This is the 83rd issue of syslog-ng Insider, a monthly newsletter that brings you syslog-ng-related news. NEWS Simplifying CA handling in syslog-ng TLS connections When talking to users about the TLS-encrypted message transfer,…
      • 9 Jul 2020
    • Using a proxy with the http() destination of syslog-ng

      Using a proxy with the http() destination of syslog-ng

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      The http() destination is quickly becoming one of the most often used destinations within syslog-ng. You might already be using it even if you are not aware of it. Quite a few syslog-ng destination drivers are actually just configuration snippets in …
      • 1 Jul 2020
    • Simplifying CA handling in syslog-ng TLS connections

      Simplifying CA handling in syslog-ng TLS connections

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      When talking to users about the TLS-encrypted message transfer, almost everyone immediately complains about configuring a certificate authority (CA) in syslog-ng. You needed to create a hash and create a symbolic link to the CA file based on the hash…
      • 16 Jun 2020
    • Insider 2020-06: edge; log management layer; WSL;

      Insider 2020-06: edge; log management layer; WSL;

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Dear syslog-ng users, This is the 82nd issue of syslog-ng Insider, a monthly newsletter that brings you syslog-ng-related news. NEWS Syslog-ng on the edge After many years of pushing all computing from on-site to the cloud or huge data centers, t…
      • 11 Jun 2020
    • Working around Linux capabilities problems for syslog-ng

      Working around Linux capabilities problems for syslog-ng

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      No, SELinux is not the cause of all permission troubles on Linux. For example, syslog-ng makes use of the capabilities system on Linux to drop as many privileges as possible, as early as possible. But it might cause problems in some corner cases, as …
      • 4 Jun 2020
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