2012-02-07 - Re: [GRASE-Hotspot] Save log on remote server

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From: Silvério Santos <SS***s@web.de>
Message Hash: 0fb1f8644fd1d2922f06f6dfb20bcbef739fd41d97ccb8e37048ad3040b47195
Message ID: <4F318F4B.4050002@web.de>
Reply To: <0B6A2E0E-1766-41FF-A612-B6AC21B81AF1@kvs-lyngdal.no>
UTC Datetime: 2012-02-07 13:53:31 UTC
Raw Date: Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:53:31 +0100

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Am 07.02.2012 09:45, schrieb Frank:
> I'm setting up a Grase hotspot on a school-network, and most things seems to work smoothly.
> However, the admin is suspicious about anything not labeled "Microsoft Windows", and since Grase is open for modifications the logs could end up on sourceforge. I'm therefore wondering if there is a way to make Grase save data to a database on a different server on our network, and then preferably a Microsoft SQL solution of some kind (if such a thing exists..).

Frank,

for the admin the fix would be to make him better known to Linux, so he 
can see the power and configurability of Linux himself.

Don't know if all logs are processed by a syslog service, but generally 
spoken all rsyslog processed logs can be sent to an SQL server and the 
communication between the machines can be TLS encrypted (using stunnel 
with older versions and rsyslog itself with newer).

Best regards
Silvério

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