Augusto Dwenger J.
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To have better handling regarding the interface and port to used. This makes the application only use one address at the time, but if I want the application to bind to IPv4 and IPv6 I can spawn two instances or use Docker and its networking to bind it on the host on both addresses. |
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Utility
A collection of scripts and useful configurations.
Systemd
You can use the example sshlog.service to run sshlog as a service under Systemd.
Copy the sshlog.service into /etc/systemd/system/sshlog.service and change the ExecStart value to point to the sshlog executable.
If you installed it with go install it will be propably located inside your $GOPATH/bin directory. Use the full path as
value for the ExecStart parameter. This is also the location if you wannt to give it some arguments like -p 2222 for the listening port.
After saving the configuration under /etc/systemd/system/sshlog.service it can be started with systemctl start sshlog.service and
enabled to run on system boot with systemctl enable sshlog.service
While running it with Systemd all logs can be accesst with journalctl -u sshlog.service.