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Clark, Rick | 3 Mar 2005 20:13
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Adding a regex to the login module.

Hi all,
I there a way to add a regex to the login module like you can to notices.  I
have machines that are sending sshd information in a different format.
i.e

Mar  1 08:45:03 systest.mckesson.com sshd[7994]: [ID 800047 auth.info]
Accepted publickey for user from x.x.x.x port 46405 ssh2

I think I can match it with:

sshd.*: \[.*\]\sAccepted

Thanks,

Rick Clark
Security Infrastructure Engineer
Security Architecture and Engineering
Enterprise Security Group
McKesson Corporation

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Maarten Trimbos | 17 Feb 2005 17:42
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Python time format error

Hello,

First off: thank you for Epylog !
Unfortunaly it only worked for me once. Now i get ValueError: day of month 
out of range.
I don't really know if that 1 time it worked was in this month (february) or 
in last month.

Anyways, i came looking for this error and i found a message in your 
mailinglist:
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Konstantin Ryabitsev icon at linux.duke.edu
Tue Jan 11 10:43:39 EST 2005

Harry Putnam wrote:
> Running Fedora Core 3 test X
> Python2.2.4

Well, it looks like it's related to Python 2.4. Unfortunately, I
currently have no machine to test this on -- I'll see if I can find one.
If you can run epylog with -d 5 and send me the result, it may help. 
___________________________________________________________________

I don't know if you still need the epylog -d 5 output, but here is mine:

root <at> EtraServ:~# epylog -d 5
Invoking: "Initializing epylog"...
  >Epylog.__init__
  Invoking: "Reading the config file "/usr/etc/epylog/epylog.conf""...
  Reading the config file "/usr/etc/epylog/epylog.conf"...done
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