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Hi,

Did you get an error while running the install script? Please check your database values in config.php

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   //Server name (only needed if you not use ODBC)
  define('_DBSERVER', 'localhost');

   // DSN (ODBC) or database name (Mysql)
  define('_DBNAME', 'phplogcon');

   // Userid for database connection ***
  define('_DBUSERID', 'MonitorWareUser');

   // Password for database connection ***
  define('_DBPWD', 'UsersPassword');

   // table name
  define('_DBTABLENAME', 'SystemEvents');

   // Switch for connection mode
   // Currently only odbc and native works
  define('_CON_MODE', 'native');

   // Defines the Database Application you are using,
   // because for example thx ODBC syntax of MySQL
   // and Microsoft Access/SQL Server/etc are different
   // Currently available are:
   // with native: mysql
   // with ODBC: mysql and mssql are available
  define('_DB_APP', 'mysql');


Ensure that _CON_MODE is set to native and _DB_APP to mysql.

If this does not help, change the following line in include.php from

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// error_reporting(E_ALL);

to

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error_reporting(E_ALL);

After this change, is still a blank page displayed or an error?

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

php-help wrote:What I did is installed the rpm with mysql for the rsyslog then ran the phplogcon/install.

This is the common way of installing phplogcon. Running phplogcon/install will create all necessary tables.

php-help wrote: to make sure its being created.

Simply start mysql and check if the the Syslog database has tables.

php-help wrote:Now I see the web page but there is now data exist nor i can see the database

Please check the SystemEvents table in your Syslog database. Are there any data logged?

php-help wrote:What I did is installed the rpm with mysql for the rsyslog

BTW: May I ask from where you got this rpm package?

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Hi,

we have received the files. No errors are displyed, you you already checked

Please check the SystemEvents table in your Syslog database. Are there any data logged?

start mysql e.g. as root

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mysql -u root -p

select the Syslog table

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use Syslog;

display data from SystemEvents table

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select * from SystemEvents;