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Support for the Windows Event Logs #33

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twangboy opened this issue Jun 18, 2019 · 5 comments
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Support for the Windows Event Logs #33

twangboy opened this issue Jun 18, 2019 · 5 comments
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@twangboy
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twangboy commented Jun 18, 2019

Look at the following:

  • Ability to log to the Windows Event Logs (log handler)
  • Ability to Query the Windows Event Logs
  • Ability to configure logging
  • Shorten the names of the module and the functions
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I have implemented the Ability to Query the Windows Event Logs. It works every well and its done via generators so memory does not explode.

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I have implemented Ability to log to the Windows Event Logs (log handler). It checks to see if event data is valid before adding it to the log.

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Windows does not give you much power to be able to config the log. All I can do is clear it and that's it.

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I will push up win_event_viewer.py next week to salt once done with test. Then I'll write the salt state.

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I used win32evtlog, winerror and pywintypes to make the module

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