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CHANGELOG.txt (634, 2003-11-05)
COPYING (18349, 2003-10-11)
src (0, 2003-11-05)
src\MSG00001.bin (28, 2003-10-18)
src\resource.h (415, 2003-09-28)
src\service.cpp (12498, 2003-10-20)
src\StdAfx.cpp (298, 2003-09-15)
src\StdAfx.h (667, 2003-09-15)
src\SysLog2ODBC.cpp (37743, 2003-11-05)
src\SysLog2ODBC.dsp (4753, 2003-10-18)
src\SysLog2ODBC.dsw (545, 2003-09-15)
src\SysLog2ODBC.h (3660, 2003-10-24)
src\SysLog2ODBC.rc (3248, 2003-11-05)
src\SysLog2ODBC.res (92, 2003-09-28)
SysLog2ODBC.exe (57344, 2003-11-05)
syslog2odbc.ini (6018, 2003-11-04)

SysLog2ODBC SysLog server with ODBC logging facility ================================================================ SysLog2ODBC 0.4, 2003-11-05 Copyright 2003, Pier Carlo CHIODI - All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Description: ============ This program runs as a service under Windows 2000 and Windows 2003. It starts a syslog server, listening on a configurable UDP port, and logs every packet to ODBC, using a custom SQL statement. Example: You can setup SysLog2ODBC to store data in a mySQL database: ConnectionString=DSN=SysLogMySQL SQLStatement=INSERT INTO SysLogData( Msg, SenderIP, ReceivedAt ) VALUES ( ?, ?, NOW() ) Param1=MSG Param2=SENDERDEVICE_IP For each syslog message it receives, SysLog2ODBC executes a SQL statement like this: INSERT INTO SysLogData( Msg, SenderIP, ReceivedAt ) VALUES ( 'This is a syslog message!', '192.168.0.1', NOW() ) It can handle many values: the sender IP address (and port), the priority field (as stated in RFC31***), the severity and the facility, both in numeric and in text mode. See "Configuration" for more details. SysLog2ODBC runs 2 different threads (the syslog server and the ODBC writer), using a FIFO queue to store messages that are to be written in the db. Installation: ============= You can install the service executing: SysLog2ODBC -i The service will be started automatically by the Service Control Manager during system startup. You can start and stop the service manually from the Services Control Panel. Uninstall: ========== You can remove the service executing: SysLog2ODBC -u Stop the service before removing it! Synopsis: ========= SysLog2ODBC Commands: -c Console mode; runs SysLog2ODBC without installing it as as a service. Useful to test your configuration. -i Installs the service -u Removes the service -h Shows the help Configuration: ============== All configuration details and examples are in SysLog2ODBC.ini file. To run SysLog2ODBC you have to configure at least the [ODBC] section. Other sections have rational default values. Output and log files: ===================== SysLog2ODBC logs ITS OWN ERROR OR WARNING MESSAGES to Event Log. If you run it in console mode it logs them to stderr too. You can let it to log its own messages to a file too (see Configuration). At startup, when Event Log or others logging facilities are not enabled, it logs errors to "SysLog2ODBC-servicelog.log", in its own directory. This file is overwritten at each start-up of the program.

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