I've created a channel with 3 tokens (eg - name: "someapp", token: "t.some-uuid") and a single drain of the form udpsyslog://<hostname>:<port> and have netcat running, listening for udp logs (while true; do nc --telnet --verbose --udp -l -p <port>; done).
When I log to this channel using the token, I see nothing in netcat. Also, I see no udp/tcp traffic when looking running tcpdump on the port (sudo tcpdump -i any port <port>-A). If, instead, I have netcat running in tcp mode (the default) and create a regular syslog:// or http:// drain, I see log traffic immediately.
I'm using a rather old version of Logplex (v89), but I'm unsure if the udp-specific changes since then would solve this issue.
I've created a channel with 3 tokens (eg - name: "someapp", token: "t.some-uuid") and a single drain of the form
udpsyslog://<hostname>:<port>
and have netcat running, listening for udp logs (while true; do nc --telnet --verbose --udp -l -p <port>; done
).When I log to this channel using the token, I see nothing in netcat. Also, I see no udp/tcp traffic when looking running tcpdump on the port (
sudo tcpdump -i any port <port>-A
). If, instead, I have netcat running in tcp mode (the default) and create a regularsyslog://
orhttp://
drain, I see log traffic immediately.I'm using a rather old version of Logplex (v89), but I'm unsure if the udp-specific changes since then would solve this issue.
Thanks for taking a look!