search for: somewebserv

...class based system, eg, in the above <nfsdir> the following might exist: BASE SERVER CLIENT somehost each with a copy of syslog-ng.conf applicable to that class of host. Each host would be in one or more classes, where a class was also a class member - until you hit the root class, eg: somewebserver [isin] WEBSERVER [isin] SERVER [isin] BASE somelabpc [isin] LAB1PC [isin] LABPC [isin] CLIENT [isin] BASE Order matters and the class list for a host deterministically resolves to an ordered list. So for the example of somewebserver (the host name), it would pick up /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.co...