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I check that the log is generated with the script I wrote. I'm pretty sure the script works, because my http request to the opnsense interface returns a 200 response. Therefore, I would like to see this in the opnsense logs. If I can't see the logs of the request I made, I may not be able to see the more important logs.

Anyone want to give another idea? I don't see any bottlenecks in my system resources.

I could not see such a setting in the "System->Setting->Logging" section.

It's worth repeating. I don't have a problem with sending to the remote server. I'm checking with local log files.

We provide free public internet service. log is very important to us. do you have any advice?

I wrote sentilog as information. I'm not looking at the remote syslog server right now. I'm looking at the log files on opnsense itself.

PS:Logs are coming to the remote syslog server (sentilog). But there are log drops.

I switched to opnsense at my company. I am using SentiLOG(SiberSAN) as remote log server. SiberSAN company reported missing logs. When I examined in detail in the tests we conducted with SiberSAN company, I saw that opnsense was missing logs in the filter log files.

I wrote a script file on our Debian server:

now=$(date)
curl=$(curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" -k https://10.*.*9.1)
echo "$now - Firewall gui curl http response code: $curl" >> /root/log.ae

I have configured this script file to run every minute with crontab.

After a while, I compared this /root/log.ae file with OPNsense's /var/log/filter/latest.log file and saw that there was a log loss in OPNsense.

We encountered the same problem in external tests by the SiberSAN (SentiLOG) company.





OPNsense 22.7.7.6-amd64
FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE-p2
OpenSSL 1.1.1q 5 Jul 2022
32 Virtual Core
64GB Virtual Memory
Host Server: Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6348 CPU @ 2.60GHz