I'll try to keep this from getting too religious:
There is no way that root ssh access is going to fly in my environment (even
with forced commands), which means I'd be looking at piecing together something
that uses ssh and sudo to accomplish this. This has the obvious drawback of
now being d
I'm looking for a good way to share log files on a centralized syslog server
with about 10-20 people/developers who are familiar with the log formats but
not very much with unix tools. They want an easy way to dig thru the logs and
filter out junk they're not interested in, but still have near
the
> free demo have ended up finding the money for it. It is that good.
>
> Tom
>
> On Sun, Feb 28, 2010 at 8:32 PM, Paul DiSciascio
> wrote:
>> I'm looking for a good way to share log files on a centralized syslog
>> server with about 10-20 people/developers w
