Multiple ports per domain?

2 years ago

Just clarifying if this is intended, because it works if I change the subdomain to something else. Trying to see if Graylog works well in Railway.

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2 years ago

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2 years ago

@Brody https://discord.com/channels/713503345364697088/1067670962276945961/1181742050710929488

I found this message and I know you interact with a lot of software, I'm curious if you've heard of any new rsyslog remote log receivers that might work on Railway?

I'm not looking for anything big or complex, I just need it to be reliable enough and workable for a single server - and maybe not cost me a bazillion.


2 years ago

I know it's not really your wheelhouse, but since you interacted with this stuff before, I thought I might ping you.


2 years ago

(it keeps dying, refuses all network traffic except ICMP, and writing syslog to disk is not recommended)


2 years ago

I guess I could link it to the cache drive maybe. IDK


2 years ago

rsyslog does not work over HTTP, it's a TCP/UDP thing, and it needs a separate port


2 years ago

https://www.parseable.com/docs/log-ingestion/agents/how-to-setup-syslog-ng

syslog-ng I don't know what that is, but seems separate from rsyslog


2 years ago

This is the template I'm working off right now: https://railway.app/template/_GawOC


2 years ago

Unfortunately though, it needs a separate TCP port, normally 514.


2 years ago

Ah, so I can't have both a TCP and HTTP proxy?


2 years ago

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2 years ago

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2 years ago

welp, I thought I found my savior. I was wrong, again.


2 years ago

you would have to do what this template does -


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