Contents of syslog messages about events for file transmission to the KATA server

Information about a file being scheduled for KATA upload and the results of uploading the file to KATA are written to the operating system log over the Syslog protocol.

Each syslog message contains the following fields defined by the parameters of the Syslog protocol in the operating system:

• date and time of the event;
• name of the host where the event happened;
• name of the application (the value is always KWTS).

Either the KATA upload scheduling field or the KATA uploading field is transmitted depending on the type of event. Syslog message fields, which are defined by application settings, are presented in the format <key>="<value>". If a key has multiple values, these values are separated with a comma. A colon is used as the separator between keys.

Example: Oct 2 13:19:27 localhost KWTS: KATA uploading: result="Succeeded": type="Request": http_user_name="example@test.local": http_user_ip="192.0.2.0": url="http://example.com/TEST/test.pdf": guid="A485A9DD-A740-4ED3-9933-63ACAEA964E4": filename="test.pdf": filetype="OfficePdf"

The keys, as well as their values contained in a message, are presented in the table below.

Event information about the upload of files to the KATA server in syslog messages

Key	Description and possible values
result	Result of scheduling a file for upload or uploading the file. The following values are possible: Succeeded means that the operation completed successfully. Failed/<reason> means that scheduling upload of the file failed due to the specified reason.
type	Type of HTTP message. The following values are possible: Request Response
http_user_name	Name of the user account used to perform the operation with the file.
http_user_ip	IP address of the computer from which the file was sent.
url	URL of the web resource that the user requested.
guid	ID that the application assigned to the file.
filename	Name of the sent file.
filetype	Type of file sent.

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