The logs.xml file contains all the virtual files that you want LoggerFS to create. There are a multitude of options that you can tell LoggerFS, all of which are outlined in this document.
A Log entry in the logs.xml file can have the following options:
| database | Name of the SQL database to connect to. |
| database-software | Database software that the server is running. Correct values: mysql or pgsql |
| gid (optional) | Name or id of the group that should own the file. |
| location | Name of the virtual file that should be created by LoggerFS. |
| password | Password for the database user. |
| permissions (optional) | Octal format describing the permissions of the virtual file. Ex: 0222 for write-only permissions. |
| schemas | Names of the schemas the LoggerFS should attempt to match each line against. Visit the schemas section for a list of available schemas in the default distribution. |
| server | IP or hostname of the database server. |
| table | Name of the table that should store the log information. If it doesn't already exist, then LoggerFS will automatically create it for you based on the schemas you selected. |
| uid (optional) | Name or id of the user that should own the virtual file. |
| username | Name of the database user that LoggerFS should connect as. |
Following is an example entry in the logs.xml file:
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