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admin-log [2025/01/22 18:32] – [Web Monitor] -changed to "/tmp" hogwildadmin-log [2026/07/10 20:53] (current) – [Syslog] hogwild
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 **Log To Remote System: **provides network support to the syslogd facility. **Log To Remote System: **provides network support to the syslogd facility.
  
-This means messages can be forwarded from one node running syslogd to another node running syslogd, where they'll be logged to disk file. ((+Thus, messages can be forwarded from one node running syslogd to another running syslogd, where they'll be logged to disk. ((
 [[https://linux.die.net/man/8/syslogd|https://linux.die.net/man/8/syslogd]] [[https://linux.die.net/man/8/syslogd|https://linux.die.net/man/8/syslogd]]
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-  * Disabled +  * Disabled \\ \\  
-  * Every 30 Minutes +  * Every 30 Minutes \\ \\  
-  * Every 1 hour+  * Every 1 hour \\ \\ 
   * Every 2 hours   * Every 2 hours
  
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-  * Access Restriction - causes Access Restriction events to be logged. +  * Access Restriction - causes Access Restriction events to be logged. \\ \\  
-  * Cron - causes Cron events to be logged. +  * Cron - causes Cron events to be logged. \\ \\  
-  * DHCP Client - causes DHCP IP addressing events to be logged. +  * DHCP Client - causes DHCP IP addressing events to be logged. \\ \\  
-  * NTP - causes Network Time Protocol events to be logged.+  * NTP - causes Network Time Protocol events to be logged. \\ \\ 
   * Scheduler - causes events set in the Scheduler menu to be logged.   * Scheduler - causes events set in the Scheduler menu to be logged.
  
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-  * Emergency - only Emergency-level messages will be logged. +  * Emergency - only Emergency-level messages will be logged. \\ \\  
-  * Alert - messages categorized as Alert and higher will be logged. +  * Alert - messages categorized as Alert and higher will be logged. \\ \\  
-  * Critical - messages categorized as Critical and higher will be logged. +  * Critical - messages categorized as Critical and higher will be logged. \\ \\  
-  * Error - messages of Error level or higher will be logged. +  * Error - messages of Error level or higher will be logged. \\ \\  
-  * Warning - messages of Warning level or higher will be logged. +  * Warning - messages of Warning level or higher will be logged. \\ \\  
-  * Notice - messages of Notice level or higher will be logged. +  * Notice - messages of Notice level or higher will be logged. \\ \\  
-  * Info - messages of Information level or higher will be logged.+  * Info - messages of Information level or higher will be logged. \\ \\ 
   * Debug - debug-level information, all other levels will be logged.   * Debug - debug-level information, all other levels will be logged.
  
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     * If Blocked by Firewall - logs incoming connection attempts blocked by the firewall.     * If Blocked by Firewall - logs incoming connection attempts blocked by the firewall.
     * If Allowed by Firewall - logs incoming connection attempts allowed by the firewall.     * If Allowed by Firewall - logs incoming connection attempts allowed by the firewall.
-    * Both - logs all incoming connection attempts.+    * Both - logs all incoming connection attempts. \\ \\ 
   * Outbound    * Outbound 
     * Disabled - disables logging of outgoing connections.     * Disabled - disables logging of outgoing connections.
     * If Blocked by Firewall - logs outgoing connection attempts blocked by the firewall.      * If Blocked by Firewall - logs outgoing connection attempts blocked by the firewall. 
     * If Allowed by Firewall - logs outgoing connection attempts allowed by the firewall.      * If Allowed by Firewall - logs outgoing connection attempts allowed by the firewall. 
-    * Both - logs all outgoing connection attempts.+    * Both - logs all outgoing connection attempts. \\ \\ 
   * Limit - the maximum messages per minute to be logged in the system log. \\ Enter "0" for unlimited. (Default: 60).   * Limit - the maximum messages per minute to be logged in the system log. \\ Enter "0" for unlimited. (Default: 60).
  
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 **Number of Entries to remember**: the number of //Domains// visited and number of //Searches// to record in the log. **Number of Entries to remember**: the number of //Domains// visited and number of //Searches// to record in the log.
  
-Entering: "0" makes the number unlimited (and therefore) allows an unlimited log sizeCheck you have the storage space.+Entering: "0" disables logging of domains / searches. 
 +Almost all sites and search engines nowadays use http**s** so not every domain can be logged, only those invoked with httpAs all search engines use https logging of searches has become impossible, so this feature is not functional anymore.
  
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-NOTE: The default "/tmp" folder contents are emptied on reboot. Consider using USB/CIFS/JFFS as permanent storage.+NOTE: The contents of the default "/tmp" folder are emptied on reboot. Consider using USB/CIFS/JFFS as permanent storage.
  
  
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