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Getting squid log files to another computer...

Lewis
Hello all,

in the before ASL era, i had some fancy scripts to analyze my squid logs, and get statistics about who was browsing, what...

Since in ASL i cannot do this, i wanted to know..
1.Every when ASL rotates Squid's access.log
2.Can i use a script of my own to rotate access.log weekly (or monthly)
3.How can i scp it to the old proxy computer.. 

thank you very much in advance,


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    Hi Lewis,

    1. ASL rotates all logfiles @ 0:01

    2. you can: comment out all *squid* files in /etc/log-rotate.cfg; create a new script that does the rotating and add an entry to /etc/crontab

    3. add a line to your own rotate-script that does the transfer - or better: access the firewall from the old proxy-maschine

    - Michael
  • 0 in reply to Michael Ziegler
    ok, thanks....

    any idea on how can i copy from another computer my firewall, using scp ?
    i tried using some examples i found here, but access was denied..
  • 0 in reply to Lewis
    do not use the users admin and root for remote scp, remote access is denied for these users. you can use loginuser instead. if you need root-shell access use also user loginuser and change to user root by "su -" .

    bye
    Michael
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