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Having a problem installing phplogcon. Rsyslog is installed and writing to mysql with default Syslog DB.
Do i understand this right that you can point it at Rsyslog default DB Syslog and it will work?

O.S- WB linux Respin 2
Mysql ver- 3.23.58-15
php ver- 4.3.2


Here's the error:

Checking users input... Done!
Creating required tables...
Database error: Invalid query
mysql error: You have an error in your SQL syntax near '; ' at line 29
mysql error number: 1064
Date: 03.10.2005 @ 17:40
Script: /logcon/install/perform.php
Referer: http://192.168.1.44/logcon/install/install.php

Here's the data i enter in the install:

Connection Type: * Mysql
Host/IP: * localhost
Port (If standard, leave blank):
User (User must have 'INSERT' and 'CREATE' rights!): root
Password: ******
Re-type password: ******
Database/DSN name: Syslog
Database time format: localtime


Any help would be appreciated

Scott

• Custom phpLogCon configuration?
• Maintenance Contract?
• Installation support?

Do i understand this right that you can point it at Rsyslog default DB Syslog and it will work?

Yes, this should work.

The error you describe is already fixed in phpLogCon's CVS. Either you can download the files from the cvs
http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=84198

or you have to edit the files manually:
1. Go to phplogcon/scripts folder
2. Remove in all files starting with 'mysql_' the semicolon in the last line (it is always the last character).

Best regards,
Michael

Thanks that worked!

One other minor thing on the top of the index page is this:

Notice: Use of undefined constant _VersionMajor - assumed '_VersionMajor' in /var/www/html/logcon2/index.php on line 93

Notice: Use of undefined constant _VersionMinor - assumed '_VersionMinor' in /var/www/html/logcon2/index.php on line 93

Notice: Use of undefined constant _VersionPatchLevel - assumed '_VersionPatchLevel' in /var/www/html/logcon2/index.php on line 93

phpLogCon version _VersionMajor._VersionMinor._VersionPatchLevel

If i comment out line 93 in index.php all is well.

Scott

Scott,

Thanks for alerting us. This is also already fixed in the CVS. The new package will be available at the end of this week or in the beginning of the next week.

Best regards,
Michael Meckelein