Check_Log

[James Turnbull]

Mike Koponick wrote:
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> I wanted to say thanks to all who responded to my question regarding 
> parsing syslog files.
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> Thanks!
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> But, I was wondering about check_log. It seems that it would work for 
> my environment. However I see that I have run into a snag of sorts.
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Can you post the command/etc you are using check_log in to parse the log?

Regards

James Turnbull

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