January 25, 20197 yr I would like the ability to leverage a splunk, logstash or other syslog server for persistent logging. It would also be acceptable to simply write logs to a share on the system, such as the cache drive and then to leverage to mover to move rollups to a drive within the actual array.
January 25, 20197 yr Devil's Advocate 5 minutes ago, eagle470 said: It would also be acceptable to simply write logs to a share on the system, such as the cache drive Drive's in the array / cache / UD devices are only available when the array is started, and a ton of logging happens before that happens. You can easily though leverage the "tail" command to basically append a new line to a file (placed where you want) as the syslog changes, but it will still have the same caveats Something like tail -f /var/log/syslog > /mnt/user/logging/syslog
January 26, 20197 yr Author What about being able to leverage a secondary USB device? I would gladly pay for a second USB device that I can leverage somehow. I just had my array lock up entirely today and I don't know why. KVM didn't even work, so I NEED something to figure this out. I mean we could point it to sdaz, bypassing the array entirely and simply treating it as a drive within the Linux system. Edited January 26, 20197 yr by eagle470
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