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Janez Barbic, 12.12.2010 14:55

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h1. Archive and statistics
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WIP - trenutno se delam na dokumentu, ne se brat :)
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TBD - to be discussed
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TODO - to do :)
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Tole sem pustil zaenkrat not, da lahko hitro najdem stvari, ki jih moram se dopolnit oziroma jih moramo se predebatirat. V koncni verziji se bom teh kratic znebil in tudi tega komentarja v slovenscini :)
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h2. 1 Basic concept
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TODO Zakaj syslog
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Eneraptor is designed in a way that it could communicate with any device regardless of its operating system. Syslog, system for logging program messages offers a quick and easy solutions for such communications, because it allows separation of the software that generates messages from the system that stores them and the software that reports and analyzes them. It could refer to syslog protocol (TODO described below), 
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h3. 1.1 Hardware
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p. We will be using syslog-ng (I will be referring to it as syslog from now on), which has a few advantages over conventional syslog. Syslog daemon will run on proxy server. TBD it will be listening on a certain port for incoming messages from client(s). Our main syslog client will run on FRI-SMS system.
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Client mode operation:
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!https://lusy.fri.uni-lj.si/redmine/attachments/11/client_server_syslog.png!
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p. In client mode, syslog-ng collects the local logs generated by the host and forwards them through a network connection to the central syslog-ng server. Clients can also log the messages locally into files.
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TODO more details on syslog-ng advantages
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h3. 1.2 Syslog protocol overview
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TBD TCP/IP vs UDP
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Message structure
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TBD How do we plan to send messages to our daemon, via client (not always possible) or do we generate them ourselves?
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TBD Using logfiles vs logging into database
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h3. 1.3 Development steps
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# Installing and configuring Syslog-ng daemon on proxy
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# Installing and configuring Syslog-ng client on FRI-SMS
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# TBD Designing Statistical Data Analysis Software to work with data collected by syslog daemon
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# TBD Implementing SDA software
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# TBD Testing?
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h2. 2 Installing and configuring syslog-ng daemon on proxy
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Syslog-ng supports wide variety of Operating Systems. 
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h3. 2.1 syslog-ng daemon on proxy
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h3. 2.2 syslog-ng client on FRI-SMS