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KodiacZiller
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reply to Cabal

Re: Samba Share For Router Logs

Well if any of you are familiar with Tomato firmware, it says I have the following options:

RAM
NVRAM
CIFS
JFFS2
Custom Path

What would you guys recommend?

BTW, I think I have NFS disabled in the kernel.


Brano
I hate Vogons
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Burlington, ON
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As already mentioned above, you don't need to mount any file systems.

Just
1) On the router define your Gentoo box as syslog server (somewhere on the log settings page)
2) On Gentoo make sure your syslog (or syslog-ng) is accepting remote logs from your router's IP.



KodiacZiller
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I figured it out: I had a simple setting turned off in SWAT that wasn't allowing connections from the router.

Thanks.


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