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How do I redirect log files to a syslog server/daemon on another computer on my network?

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How do I redirect log files to a syslog server/daemon on another computer on my network?

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# A: There is an option during the setup process for a Coyote diskette where you can specify the address of a server configured to listen for remote syslogs. This can also be added later by adding to Coyote’s main configuration file an line item: LOGGING_HOST= with the IP address of the machine that will be running syslogd. The standard unix-type syslog daemon must be started with the -r parameter to allow it to accept remote syslogs. The file /etc/init.d/syslog is usually the place where syslog is started.

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