SYSLOGD-SENDTEST(1) Syslog Message Tests

SYNOPSIS


syslod-sendtest [options] [host]

DESCRIPTION

Sends sample Syslog messages.

OPTIONS

 host           The host to send to.
                DEFAULT:  (or not specified) localhost.
 -4               Force IPv4.
 -6               Force IPv6 (overrides -4).
 -d datagram      Entire Syslog datagram.  Use double-quotes to delimit.
 --datagram       Overrides all other options except 'host'.
                  Example:
                    "<190>Jan 01 00:00:00 host syslog.pl[123]: Message"
                  DEFAULT:  (or not specified) [build from user input]
 -f facility      Syslog facility.  Valid facility:
 --facility         kernel, user, mail, system, security, internal,
                    printer, news, uucp, clock, security2, ftp, ntp,
                    audit, alert, clock2, local0, local1, local2,
                    local3, local4, local5, local6, local7
                  DEFAULT:  (or not specified) [local7]
 -h name|IP[v6]   Hostname.
 --hostname       DEFAULT:  (or not specified) localhost
 -m message       Syslog message.  Use double-quotes to delimit
 --message        if spaces are used.
                  DEFAULT:  (or not specified) ["Message from ..."]
 -ms              Include milliseconds in timestamp.
 --msec           Not RFC 3164 compliant.
                  DEFAULT:  (or not specified) [do not include]
 -s severity      Syslog severity.  Valid severity:
  --severity        emergency, alert, critical, error,
                    warning, notice, informational, debug
                  DEFAULT:  (or not specified) [informational]
 -y               Include year in timestamp.
 --year           Not RFC 3164 compliant.
                  DEFAULT:  (or not specified) [do not include]

LICENSE

This software is released under the same terms as Perl itself. If you don't know what that means visit <http://perl.com/>.

AUTHOR

Copyright (C) Michael Vincent 2010

<http://www.VinsWorld.com>

All rights reserved