(RADIATOR) multiple <Log FILE>

Bret Jordan bret.jordan at utah.edu
Mon Jun 21 11:56:36 CDT 2004 

This should work as that is what I am doing.  I only Trace4 certain 
handlers.  Also just FYI, if you can you should switch all your "realms" 
to "handlers" this will give you a lot of flexibility in the future.

Bret


Lengacher Stefan wrote:

>Bret, Hugh
>
>Thanks for the bogus-hint. It now works well (of course it would be
>better to have a globally part to define different <Log FILE> Handlers).
>The global Log file logs everything and the others only the appropriate
>one.
>
>But this now leads me to the _trace_ Problem. I would like to have in
>this example:
>
>- 1 global log file (logfile_proxy_auth) where we log at trace level 2
>or 3
>- 1 log file for each defined realm (wetest.ch and lemy.ch) where we
>would like to be 
>able to log at level 4 if necessary.
>
>I've setted everything to trace 4 but this appears only to be valid for
>the global log file. In the others i have alway logs at level 2 or 3. Is
>this normal behaviour? I read in the documentation that logging at trace
>level 4 in a <Log FILE> clause is only possible when globally trace is
>set to 4. But this doesn't work in my example, since i've set every
>trace to 4. So this should work in this example.
>
>But when we go productive, i don't want a trace 4 globally! I just want
>a trace 4 on a specific realm if there are any problems. Isn't that the
>normal way of logging?
>
>Do you have any work around for me?
>
>Regards,
>
>-Stefan
>
>Example configuration:
>########################################################
>LogDir	/var/log/radius
>LogFile	%L/logfile_proxy_auth
>Trace		4
>
><Realm foo>
>	<Log FILE>
>		Identifier lemylogger
>		Filename %L/lemy_logfile_proxy_auth
>		Trace 4
>	</Log>
>	<Log FILE>
>		Identifier wetestlogger
>		Filename %L/wetest_logfile_proxy_auth
>            Trace 4
>	</Log>
></Realm>
>
><Realm lemy.ch>
>     <AuthBy RADIUS>
>             Host <snipped>
>             Secret <snipped>
>             AuthPort <snipped>
>             AcctPort <snipped>
>      </AuthBy>
>      Log lemylogger
></Realm>
>
><Realm wetest.ch>
>     <AuthBy RADIUS>
>             Host <snipped>
>             Secret <snipped>
>             AuthPort <snipped>
>             AcctPort <snipped>
>      </AuthBy>
>      Log wetestlogger
></Realm>
>########################################################
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Bret Jordan [mailto:bret.jordan at utah.edu] 
>Sent: Freitag, 18. Juni 2004 23:18
>To: Hugh Irvine
>Cc: Lengacher Stefan; radiator at open.com.au
>Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) multiple <Log FILE>
>
>
>You have to make a bogus realm/handler and put all your <Log FILE> stuff
>
>in it, not globally then it will work.  Let me know if you have 
>questions on what it should look like..  Then you can do exactly what 
>you want.  I have made a feature request to get a global logging section
>
>that will allow you to define multiple Log handlers., btw.
>
>Bret
>
>Hugh Irvine wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Hello Stefan -
>>
>>What you have discovered is correct - the logging is done for the
>>server as a whole and if you have defined multiple Log FILE's you will
>>    
>>
>
>  
>
>>get multiple copies of the same logging information.
>>
>>regards
>>
>>Hugh
>>
>>
>>On 18 Jun 2004, at 20:09, Lengacher Stefan wrote:
>>
>>    
>>
>>>Hello
>>>
>>>I'm an absolute newbie on Radiator. I just began working at weroam in
>>>switzerland a couple of weeks ago and am already playing around with 
>>>your really good looking tool. Therefore i apologize if i ask stupid 
>>>questions ;-)
>>>
>>>Here we go:
>>>
>>>What we're exactly trying to do:
>>>We want different Logfiles for different Realms.
>>>
>>>What i've found out:
>>>We can use <Log FILE> for this.
>>>
>>>The Problem i reflect now is:
>>>I've defined two <Log FILE> parts with different Identifiers and a
>>>LogFile for logging everything and logging the realms that do not 
>>>define a Log param. In the Realm parts, i then set Log to the 
>>>according one. Unfortunately it does not Log correctly.
>>>
>>>The config: ##################################################
>>>LogDir          /var/log/radius
>>>DbDir           /etc/raddb
>>>LogFile         %L/logfile_proxy_auth
>>>
>>>Trace 4
>>>
>>><Log FILE>
>>>        Identifier lemylogger
>>>        Filename %L/lemy_logfile_proxy_auth
>>>        Trace 4
>>></Log>
>>>
>>><Log FILE>
>>>        Identifier wetestlogger
>>>        Filename %L/wetest_logfile_proxy_auth
>>>        Trace 4
>>></Log>
>>>
>>><Realm lemy.ch>
>>>     <AuthBy RADIUS>
>>>             Host <snipped out>
>>>             Secret <snipped out>
>>>             AuthPort <snipped out>
>>>             AcctPort <snipped out>
>>>      </AuthBy>
>>>      Log lemylogger
>>></Realm>
>>>
>>><Realm wetest.ch>
>>>     <AuthBy RADIUS>
>>>             Host <snipped out>
>>>             Secret <snipped out>
>>>             AuthPort <snipped out>
>>>             AcctPort <snipped out>
>>>      </AuthBy>
>>>      Log wetestlogger
>>></Realm> #####################################################
>>>
>>>When i now do a radpwtst once with realm wetest.ch and once with real
>>>lemy.ch then in both cases i see the log-trace in logfile_proxy_auth 
>>>and lemy_logfile_proxy_auth. But nothing in wetest_logfile_proxy_auth
>>>
>>>Is that because i defined both <Log FILE> globally and they get
>>>therefore overwritten? This would be a bit exhausting when i have to 
>>>define each <Log FILE> inside every Realm definition.
>>>Are there any other possiblities to do this (even easyier)?
>>>
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>
>>>Stefan Lengacher
>>>Project & Testing Manager
>>>
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>>NB: have you included a copy of your configuration file (no secrets), 
>>together with a trace 4 debug showing what is happening?
>>
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>
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>

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