[lug] IPTables and logging...

Mr Viggy LittleViggy at alum.manhattan.edu
Tue Dec 24 08:09:50 MST 2002


Naw, that's okay.  I can write my own, if I go that route.  I was just 
curious what people were actually using, reasons, etc.  I found one 
package that contains a bunch of PHP scripts, and (I'm assuming) copies 
the logs into a MySQL database.  I also found references to ULOG, a user 
space logging mechanism.

Thanks, though!!!

Viggy

jdavis wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-12-23 at 13:51, Mr Viggy wrote:
> 
>>Hey all,
>>
>>Got my router all set up, and I'm wondering what's the best way to log 
>>and read the 'iptables' logs?  Right now, it's using the standard kernel 
>>logging mechanism, and the log file is rather yucky to read.
>>
>>What's everyone's preference?  The machine still has about 1.5GB of free 
>>harddrive space, and it's only job in life is to be a router.  So, 
>>setting up an "internal" web server is possible...
>>
>>Viggy
> 
> 
> hello,
> 
> im sure there are alot of scripts to parse /var/log/messages  for
> the purpose of  seeing  what iptables is logging. If you like I can
> send you a script i wrote to make html out of the iptable logs
> 
> 
> jd
> jd at taproot.bz
> 
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