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mdii mdii.alias@gmail.com schrieb am 30.11.2016 um 09:03 in Nachricht

CAPwtLAHSrp2pgCGwh+8L7ojT3w4nrZbhV1qWBv61j7HWrtRDxg@mail.gmail.com:

Hi all,

I'm trying to change the timestamp appears in my openLDAP logs. Today it's the default timestamp (Nov 22 11:55:02), but for debugging reasons I need to show the milliseconds (something like Nov 22 11:55:02:987 or any other format with milliseconds).

The logs output are managed by the /etc/rsyslog.d/openldap.conf file:

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#Configuration specifique openldap local4.* @10.2.32.95:514 local4.* -/custom/log/openldap.log local5.* @10.2.32.95:514 local5.* -/custom/log/openldap-oldschema.log

My /etc/rsyslog.conf configuration looks like:

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# Use default timestamp format $ActionFileDefaultTemplate RSYSLOG_TraditionalFileFormat

For testing purposes, I change it to:

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# Use default timestamp format $ActionFileDefaultTemplate RSYSLOG_FileFormat

Or even to:

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# Use default timestamp format $template myFormat,"PRI: %pri%, MSG: %msg%\n" $ActionFileDefaultTemplate myFormat

But I see no changes in the timestamp (I restart the rsyslog service at each modification)

I also notice that I'm just getting the first instance log (-/custom/log/openldap.log), I'm not seeing the second one (-/custom/log/openldap-oldschema.log).

Viewing this I have two questions:

• why my second instance doesn't log?
• why my log timestamp doesn't change when I change the configuration file?

The question is: In how far is this issue openLDAP-specific? Maybe fo to another list (for rsyslog)?

I would like to thank you in advance for all the help, Marc