Trying to setup an "intelligent" inputs.conf that uses the system name of the forwarder then uses the correct path for the monitor input line based on that system name. For instance, "testserver1" uses the inputs for the directory with "server1", and "testserver2" uses the inputs for the directory with "server2".
Otherwise I have to create many separate apps, and server classes to be deployed to each individual server. There are many. Would be great to deploy 1 ap/server class to all (70) servers, and have them detect which monitor lines to use.
Can an inputs.conf be aware of the forwarders hostname, and be written to look for just that match?
testserver1.domain.com
/opt/projects/teams/server1/*.log
/opt/projects/teams/server1/webapps/access*.log*
testserver2.domain.com
/opt/projects/teams/server2/*.log
/opt/projects/teams/server2/webapps/access*.log
testserver3.domain.com
/opt/projects/teams/server3/*.log
/opt/projects/teams/server3/webapps/access*.log
Hi joesrepsolc,
did you tried a single stanza with with something like this:
[monitor:///opt/projects/teams/*/]
whitelist = \.log$|webapps\/access.\.log
Bye.
Giuseppe
The closest that you can do is this:
/opt/projects/teams/*/*.log
/opt/projects/teams/*/webapps/access*.log*