Turn on Syslogging - Revision history

Sam: /* Entire ETL Layer */

2022-07-27T17:21:39Z

Entire ETL Layer

Sam at 10:52, 3 June 2021

2021-06-03T10:52:31Z

Sam: /* Display to Console */

2021-05-22T10:03:41Z

Display to Console

Sam at 13:01, 8 December 2020

2020-12-08T13:01:10Z

Sam: /* Display to Console */

2020-11-16T17:46:04Z

Display to Console

Sam: /* Entire ETL Layer */

2020-10-21T14:41:16Z

Entire ETL Layer

Sam: /* Syslog.Server */

2020-06-24T06:30:41Z

Syslog.Server

Sam: Created page with "Using syslog can be wonderful when debugging. =Syslog.Server= Use the Syslog.Server tool to be the syslog server on your local host. This will log to the filename you specify..."

2020-06-15T16:49:45Z

Created page with "Using syslog can be wonderful when debugging. =Syslog.Server= Use the Syslog.Server tool to be the syslog server on your local host. This will log to the filename you specify..."

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Using syslog can be wonderful when debugging.

=Syslog.Server=
Use the Syslog.Server tool to be the syslog server on your local host.
This will log to the filename you specify on the command line.

=Entire ETL Layer=
To turn syslogging on for the ETL processes:

# stop the Truxton service. <syntaxhighlight lang="bat">net stop truxton</syntaxhighlight>
# Edit the <code>C:\ProgramData\Truxton\Settings\TruxtonSettings.xml</code>
# Add the following lines fields: <syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><truxton_options>
<syslog>localhost</syslog>
<syslogport>514</syslogport>
</truxton_options>
</syntaxhighlight>
# Start the Syslog.server management tool. You can specify a log file on the command line if you wish.<syntaxhighlight lang="bat">Syslog.server c:\temp\log.txt</syntaxhighlight>
# Restart the Truxton service.<syntaxhighlight lang="bat">net start truxton</syntaxhighlight>

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 # Stop the Truxton service. <source lang="bat">net stop truxton</source>
-# Edit the <code>C:\ProgramData\Truxton\Settings\TruxtonSettings.xml</code>
+# Edit the <code>C:\ProgramData\Truxton\Settings\[[Configuration_System#Truxton_Settings_File|TruxtonSettings.xml]]</code>
 # Add the following lines fields: <source lang="xml"><truxton_options>
    <syslog>localhost</syslog>

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	# Start the Syslog.server management tool. You can specify a log file on the command line if you wish.<source lang="bat">Syslog.server c:\temp\log.txt</source>		# Start the Syslog.server management tool. You can specify a log file on the command line if you wish.<source lang="bat">Syslog.server c:\temp\log.txt</source>
	# Restart the Truxton service.<source lang="bat">net start truxton</source>		# Restart the Truxton service.<source lang="bat">net start truxton</source>
		+
		+	=Just My ETL=
		+	If you wish to log messages from just your ETL, you can add the syslog arguments to your ETL's section of <code>[[TruxtonService.xml]]</code>
		+
		+	<source lang="xml">
		+	<etl>
		+	<description>This ETL will decode Kryptos.</description>
		+	<exe controllable="yes" instances="1" queue="dekrypt">DeKrypt</exe>
		+	<arguments>--syslog localhost --syslogport 514</arguments>
		+	</etl>
		+	</source>

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 You can use the Syslog.Server tool to be the syslog server on your local host.
 ==Display to Console==
-The following command line will start the suslog tool listening on port 514 and displaying incoming messages to the console.
+The following command line will start the syslog tool listening on port 514 and displaying incoming messages to the console.
 <source lang="DOS">
 "C:\Program Files\Truxton\Tools\Syslog.Server.exe"

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-Using syslog can be wonderful when debugging.
+Using [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syslog syslog] can be wonderful when debugging.
 =Syslog.Server=
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 ==Log to a File==
 This command file will log any messages displayed on the console to the filename you specify.
-<syntaxhighlight lang="DOS">
+<source lang="DOS">
 "C:\Program Files\Truxton\Tools\Syslog.Server.exe" C:\Temp\Truxton.Syslog.txt
-</syntaxhighlight>
+</source>
 =Entire ETL Layer=
 To turn syslogging on for the ETL processes:
-# Stop the Truxton service. <syntaxhighlight lang="bat">net stop truxton</syntaxhighlight>
+# Stop the Truxton service. <source lang="bat">net stop truxton</source>
 # Edit the <code>C:\ProgramData\Truxton\Settings\TruxtonSettings.xml</code>
-# Add the following lines fields: <syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><truxton_options>
+# Add the following lines fields: <source lang="xml"><truxton_options>
    <syslog>localhost</syslog>
    <syslogport>514</syslogport>
 </truxton_options>
-</syntaxhighlight>
+</source>
-# Start the Syslog.server management tool. You can specify a log file on the command line if you wish.<syntaxhighlight lang="bat">Syslog.server c:\temp\log.txt</syntaxhighlight>
+# Start the Syslog.server management tool. You can specify a log file on the command line if you wish.<source lang="bat">Syslog.server c:\temp\log.txt</source>
-# Restart the Truxton service.<syntaxhighlight lang="bat">net start truxton</syntaxhighlight>
+# Restart the Truxton service.<source lang="bat">net start truxton</source>

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 ==Display to Console==
 The following command line will start the suslog tool listening on port 514 and displaying incoming messages to the console.
-<syntaxhighlight lang="DOS">
+<source lang="DOS">
 "C:\Program Files\Truxton\Tools\Syslog.Server.exe"
-</syntaxhighlight>
+</source>
 ==Log to a File==
 This command file will log any messages displayed on the console to the filename you specify.