README.md in le-2.5.0 vs README.md in le-2.6.0

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@@ -21,11 +21,12 @@ ----- You must first register your account details with Logentries. Once you have logged in to Logentries, create a new host with a name of your choice. -Inside this host, create a new logfile, selecting `Token TCP` as the source type. +Inside this host, create a new logfile, selecting `Token TCP` (or `Plain TCP/UDP` if using UDP) +as the source type. Heroku ------ To install the gem you must edit the Gemfile in your local heroku environment @@ -71,14 +72,18 @@ You can also specify the default level of the logger by adding a : Rails.logger = Le.new('LOGENTRIES_TOKEN', :log_level => Logger::<level>) -For the `LOGENTRIES_TOKEN` argument, paste the token for the logfile you created earlier in the Logentries UI. +For the `LOGENTRIES_TOKEN` argument, paste the token for the logfile you created earlier in the Logentries UI or empty string for +a UDP connection. Additionally, when connecting via UDP, be sure to specify a port using the udp_port parameter: + Rails.logger = Le.new('', :udp_port => 13287) -Step for setting up DataHub + + +Step for setting up DataHub --------------------------- **datahub_endpoint - User Defined Array** datahub_endpoint = Array ["127.0.0.1", "10000"] @@ -98,10 +103,10 @@ Enter_host_id inside the quotation marks. Leaving this empty leave the host_id empty and thus not appear in your log events. **custom_host_name - User Defined Array** -custom_host = Array[ true, "mikes_app_server"] +custom_host = Array[ true, "mikes_app_server"] The 1st parameter is a Boolean value to use the custom host name. The 2nd parameter is a String which is the custom_host_name you'd like to assign. If the 2nd parameter is left as in custom_host = Array[ true, ""] the code will attempt to get your host machine's name using the socket.gethostname method.