django systemd-journal aggregator
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README

Logtracker
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Logtracker is a django application that aggregates and displays log entries

Post-install
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In order to allow clients writes :

1. on the server :

  echo "create role rsyslog with login password 'ohGh6iec';
    grant connect on database logtracker to rsyslog;
    grant insert on table journal_entry to rsyslog;
    grant usage, select on sequence journal_entry_id_seq TO rsyslog; " | sudo -u postgres psql logtracker

2. install rsyslog-logtracker, then
    copy and adapt debian/rsyslog-logtracker.conf-example to debian/rsyslog-logtracker.conf