[nylug-talk] syslog-ng vs syslogd
Sunny Dubey
sunny at opencurve.org
Wed Feb 27 00:20:05 EST 2008
On Tuesday 26 February 2008 09:45:40 pm Brian Gupta wrote:
> Hey guys, in the Solaris world Syslog-ng is considered the best of
> breed app for deploying a centralized logging server. Is this also the
> case in the Linux world, or is the GNU syslogd on par/better??
If you don't need the extra features of syslog-ng ... why not use what
everyone else is using ? The chances of you finding a bug/exploit in a
not-complex piece of code used by 10's of millions of other users is pretty
slim.
(I'm mildly intentionally vague about exactly which syslog I speak of because
different distros seem to use different flavors. My general rule of thumb
is: when in doubt use whatever your distro defaults to (duh), and when no
default exists: use whatever Fedora uses. They'll always have money to throw
at the problem, you'll be in safe hands.)
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Sunny Dubey
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