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>>>>> "Jukka" == Jukka Marin <jmarin@pyy.jmp.fi> writes:
    Jukka> Yep.  But I still want to be able to log on other machines
    Jukka> over the network.  How could this be done more securely
    Jukka> (and without losing any log events during the moments that
    Jukka> the network is down)?  How do other people do this?

  There are two ways, probably complementary.
  a) support TCP connections for syslogd.
  b) support spooling on a local disk when loghost is down.

  Handling many TCP connections may be difficult inside syslogd
(practically, there is no theoretical problem). I would suggest that a
syslogd-helper might make things easier to maintain.
  
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