Another issue with SYSLOG is configuration. You need munually enable sending metrics in printers GUI - step by step bellow. And you need to run specific gcode file, that specifies SYSLOG server.
With M330 and M334 g-code you can configure your SYSLOG server and there are two ways how to get needed g-code. I've created containing everything needed. You just need to change IP address and you can change port. however while testing I had issues with numerous text editors and printer was very picky. I was successful with
nano and basic echo command in terminal. However you can as well activate additional metrics that can be found here . If you enable additional metrics then you need to run your configuration gcode after rebooting the printer.
Second way is to add these two lines in to start of g-code with PrusaSlicer. Don't forget to change IP address and port! 10008 is default that I used but use whatever you want but you need also change that value in configuration.
M330 SYSLOG
M334 192.168.20.2 10008
For logs you can use M340.
M340 192.168.20.2 10007
Or you can combine both and you'll get
M330 SYSLOG
M334 192.168.20.2 10008
M340 192.168.20.2 10007
After loading gcode on to flash drive you can enable the metrics in printer.
Open Settings
Navigate to Network
Find Metrics & Log
Now click on Allow - Confirm and change value to Any Host. Next switch on Enabled Stored at Startup
Now run your configuration gcode we created before
Navigate back to Metrics & Log and find Current Configuration - click on Metrics Host and store it as Host
Click on Metrics Port and store it as Metrics Port
After configuration it should look like this. Only IP address should be different. And if different port was choosen then also port.
