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SLOGENCRYPT
Section: The slogencrypt manual page (1)Updated: 07/16/2025
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NAME
slogencrypt - Encrypt existing plain text log files using the syslog-ng secure logging environmentSYNOPSIS
- slogencrypt [options] [arguments]
DESCRIPTION
General call sequence: slogencrypt -k <key file> -m <MAC file> <new key file> <new MAC file> <plain text log> <output file> [counter]
ARGUMENTS
new key file
- The file that will contain the new current encryption key after successful encryption.
new MAC file
- The file receiving the new current message authentication code (MAC) of the secure encrypted destination after encryption. In case an existing file is supplied, new entries will be appended.
input log file
- The plain text log file that will be encrypted using the secure logging environment.
output log file
- The file that will contain the encrypted log entries from the supplied plain text log file after encryption.
counter
- The current log entry counter of the secure encrypted destination after encryption. This is required if the log entries to be encrypted will be appended to an existing secure encrypted destination.
OPTIONS
--key-file or -k
- The current host key from the system where the encryption will be performed.
--mac-file or -m
- The current MAC file from the system where the encryption will be performed.
--help or -h
- Display a help message.
FILES
/usr/bin/slogencrypt
SEE ALSO
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Note
For the detailed documentation of see m[blue]The syslog-ng Administrator Guidem[][1]
If you experience any problems or need help with syslog-ng, visit the m[blue]syslog-ng mailing listm[][2].
For news and notifications about of syslog-ng, visit the m[blue]syslog-ng blogsm[][3].
For specific information requests related to secure logging send a mail to the Airbus Secure Logging Team <secure-logging@airbus.com>.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by the Airbus Secure Logging Team <secure-logging@airbus.com>.
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NOTES
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- The syslo-ng Administrator Guide
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- syslo-ng mailing list
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syslo-ng blogs