Some hosts denies communication over certain ports. But this is possible to work around since Logentries support ports 80, 514 and 10000 for TCP/UDP connections.
The library needs to be updated as well since the port number is currently hardcoded. I've created a fork at https://github.com/oddhill/le_php which implements the changes, and also fixes an issue with the address.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | logentries-configurable_port-2684005-3.patch | 3.22 KB | olofbokedal |
| #2 | logentries-configurable_port-2684005-2.patch | 3.17 KB | olofbokedal |
Comments
Comment #2
olofbokedal commentedHere's a patch which implements the suggestion. The port number will only be configurable if the user doesn't enable SSL, since the only available port for SSL is 20000.
The library needs to be updated to use the one in the fork in order for the patch to work.
Comment #3
olofbokedal commentedUpdated the patch according to the latest version.
Also made sure that the setting is respected when sending the test message.