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Instead of :msg, contains, “UFW” -/var/log/ufw.Shipping Policy & Manufacturing Info We charge $5.95 for U.S. So if you still want to log all ufw messages in rsyslog to a seperate ufw.log file then you should add the following to your /etc/rsyslog.d/nf file: :msg, contains, “UFW” -/var/log/ufw.log Rather, you should replace it with the word stop. Jan 26 12:10:27 ubuntu rsyslogd: warning: ~ action is deprecated, consider using the 'stop' statement instead Make sure to backup the file before saving edits! UPDATE for Ubuntu Server 20.04 and laterĪs of Ubuntu 20.04 and later, the ~ is deprecated and should not be used, as reported in the ubuntu 20.04 system log: rsyslogd: error during parsing file /etc/rsyslog.d/nf, on or before line 6: invalid character '�' - is there an invalid escape sequence somewhere? Add a line to the top of /etc/rsyslog.d/nf that says the following two lines: :msg, contains, “UFW” -/var/log/ufw.logĪnd you should then have a ufw.log file that contains all ufw messages! NOTE:Ĭheck the nf file for pre-existing configurations. If you find a ton of ufw messages in the syslog, messages, and kern.log file, then rsyslog might need to be told to log all UFW messages to a separate file. For example: grep -i ufw /var/log/syslog and grep -i ufw /var/log/messages as well as grep -i ufw /var/log/kern.log. If rsyslog is running, ufw is logging, and there are still no logs files, search through common log files for any mention of UFW.
If you are logging, but there are no /var/log/ufw* files, check to see if rsyslog is running: sudo service rsyslog status. If it is logging, check /var/log/ for files starting with ufw. If you're not, perform sudo ufw logging on if it isn't. Perform sudo ufw status verbose to see if you're even logging in the first place.
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