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Also note that from squid 2.7 squid can apparently directly send UDP syslog messages to the network, bypassing the system syslog completely if desired.
Thanks for the reply. I will Certainly try it out.
Eventually I am receiving the Squid alerts on the rsyslog server. But the thing is it is capturing every service. I wanted to filter that.
Majority of our Ubuntu boxes are being squid servers and not much other services are running on them, so If I can get all the messages that is in a way not too much.
And while i was going through the rsyslog, I came across a module ommail where it can send emails based on rules.
When I added that to the rsyslog.conf, it gave error. though the service started, the module didn't load.
This module ommail is to be separately installed?
If I can set up mail notification based on Squid service failures, then there is nothing like it!.
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